Oudh, Fragrances and Negative Energies

Question: Sayyidi (Q), Negative energies and evil jinns doesn’t like smell of Oudh and other fragrances? Are their sustenance is through breathing?

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Shaykh AI:

B’ism Allah… Alhamdulillah, from the teachings of Mawlana Shaykh Nurjan Mirahmadi (QS), negative energies and evil jinns are repelled by the smell of Oudh and other fragrances. Their sustenance is through the subtleness of fragrance and the air around them. These negative beings are attracted to bad smells and live off the bad energy present in such smells. On the other hand, beatific beings, such as angels and believing creatures, are attracted to positive fragrances like Oudh, frankincense, and other bakhoors. This positive energy field created by these fragrances pushes away every type of negative energy.

It’s important to understand that the spiritual realm operates on a different level where the sustenance and energy of these beings are derived from the subtleness of fragrance. Therefore, surrounding oneself with positive fragrances like Oudh can help repel negative energies and create a positive environment.

May Allah (SWT) protect us from negative energies and evil jinns and grant us the wisdom to create positive environments through the use of fragrances and spiritual practices. Ameen.

It’s essential to remember that the company we keep and the environment we create play a crucial role in attracting positive energies and repelling negative ones. May Allah (SWT) guide us to always seek the company of those who bring positive energy and blessings. Ameen.

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