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(Video) Sheikh Munir’s Quran exorcises demons (1 Viewer)

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(VIDEO) Saudi sheikh explains how ‘genies’ can possess patients and how with the help of the Quran, he can cure the possessed

Roee Nahmias Published: 10.11.06, 18:19

VIDEO - Sheikh Munir Arab is not like other humans, or at least so he boasts. Sheikh Arab, whose renown has spread across the Arab world, prides himself on his ability to use the Quran to cure ailments that modern medicine is at a loss to treat.

Video courtesy of MEMRI

The sheikh, who even launched a website detailing his activities and resume, has a clinic in Saudi Arabia where for 20 years he has been treating the ill and infirm by reading them Quran passages and dispensing holy oil and water which have been sanctified with phrases from the Muslim holy book.

Using this method he succeed in removing a stone from the eye of a girl, in front of cameras, and exorcised “genies” from the bodies of his patients, as he likes to relate.

This time the sheikh glorifies in an unprecedented achievement – the removal of meters of black cloth knotted into ropes from the womb of a 14-year-old girl, who he says “was possessed by a genie.”

In a TV interview for the Lebanese LBC network, which was provided by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI ), the sheikh explains how a demon can occupy a human body and speak from within it in the voice of a man, a dog, or even a donkey.

He displays for the audience exactly what he “exorcised” from the girl's body – as he dumps out a plastic bag full of black cloth ropes.

“Today her mother called me and said the last rope had come out. I will never forget this case – it is a miracle!” he said.

And what was wrong with the girl? The seasoned healer has no doubts – “She was possessed by a genie that would sent little notes from within her with messages that she wouldn’t marry.”
 
Amazing Randy

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James Randi (born August 7, 1928), internationally billed as The Amazing Randi, is a stage magician and scientific skeptic best known as a debunker of pseudoscience. Born Randall James Hamilton Zwinge, in Toronto, Canada, Randi is the creator of the James Randi Education Foundation's million dollar challenge offering a prize US$1,000,000 to anyone who can demonstrate evidence of any paranormal, supernatural or occult power or event, under test conditions agreed to by both parties. He is also a regular on a television program called Bullshit!, which is hosted by noted skeptics Penn & Teller.

His interest in debunking the paranormal started when he was in his early teens. He was present at a magic show when a magician asked for someone from the audience to help him with his performance. Randi, having experimented with magic tricks himself, raised his hand. The magician responded, "Ah, young man, you're a magician yourself, aren't you?", much to Randi's amazement. After the show, Randi approached the man and asked how he knew this. The man told Randi he did not. It was simply part of his routine and whenever he turned out to be right, he would credit his "magical powers" and whenever he was wrong, he would turn it into a standard quip.

Randi subsequently witnessed many tricks that were presented as being supernatural. One of his earliest reported experiences is that of seeing an evangelist using the "one-ahead" routine to convince churchgoers of his divine powers.
 
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The second video link was no different from the first.
Do these lunartics (moon people) know what an x-ray machine is?
The hoodlum says the girls is a virgin but he pulled the cloth out her vagina. That is a signature faux pas of a naive society.

Where did they get the western goof in the second film?

They were blaming the US for the spread of aids when it is typically an STD, as though muslims would distribute condoms contrary to the neoconservatives.

The muslim ideologies and western depictions in the other videos at the site are also retarded.

Islam needs a rennaisance but it is tongue tied to utter the high minded concept of libertarianism. There is a crop of americans that should be cast iinto the den (antiquated cave) of iniquity with them.
 
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"Amazing Randy"

James Randi (born August 7, 1928), internationally billed as The Amazing Randi, is a stage magician and scientific skeptic best known as a debunker of pseudoscience. Born Randall James Hamilton Zwinge, in Toronto, Canada, Randi is the creator of the James Randi Education Foundation's million dollar challenge offering a prize US$1,000,000 to anyone who can demonstrate evidence of any paranormal, supernatural or occult power or event, under test conditions agreed to by both parties. He is also a regular on a television program called Bullshit!, which is hosted by noted skeptics Penn & Teller.

His interest in debunking the paranormal started when he was in his early teens. He was present at a magic show when a magician asked for someone from the audience to help him with his performance. Randi, having experimented with magic tricks himself, raised his hand. The magician responded, "Ah, young man, you're a magician yourself, aren't you?", much to Randi's amazement. After the show, Randi approached the man and asked how he knew this. The man told Randi he did not. It was simply part of his routine and whenever he turned out to be right, he would credit his "magical powers" and whenever he was wrong, he would turn it into a standard quip.

Randi subsequently witnessed many tricks that were presented as being supernatural. One of his earliest reported experiences is that of seeing an evangelist using the "one-ahead" routine to convince churchgoers of his divine powers.

I think I would enjoy watching this show. Unfortunately, I do not know of any network in the USA that currently has broadcast rights.

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I think I would enjoy watching this show. Unfortunately, I do not know of any network in the USA that currently has broadcast rights.
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Google Video is a good place to start, associated videos are in the margin below - Amazing Randi
 

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