Astral Projection in Islam.

[Hodan from HR]

Salaam,

I'm currently taking a break from Somalispot but some weird thing happened that I can't openly tell my therapist so..


I shared before my first out-of-body experience. I woke up to use the washroom, and it was about 20 minutes before Fajr. I decided to stay awake for prayer because I knew I would miss it if I went back to sleep. My room was cold, so I wrapped myself in a blanket and sat on my bed, dozing off. Next thing I knew, I was floating above my ceiling, looking down at my body lying on the bed. I panicked and tried to return to my body, but there was a strong force pushing me upwards. No matter what I did, I couldn't descend; I was bouncing off the ceiling. I could even see my sister sleeping. I attempted to scream and call out for my hoyo, but my voice was muffled. After what felt like an eternity, I returned to my body. This incident scared me the first time I experienced it.


It happened again recently, but this time I was aware of it, so I wasn't as scared. I managed to fly out of my room without panicking and went to the kitchen and living room area. I took note of how the dishes were set up to confirm it wasn't a hallucination. While I was looking around, a very tall, skinny, dark shadow began approaching me. My first instinct was to return to my body. This happened so quickly, almost like I teleported back to my room. I don't know exactly, but this time I felt a bit more intentional and in control.

Anyway, it seems I might be a natural at astral projection. Some psychics and magicians train for years to achieve this ability. I wonder why I am able to do this. I've noticed it usually happens when my imaan is at its highest. I've been praying more, doing a lot of istighfar, and recently stopped listening to music or wasting time binge watching.

I'm definitely terrified when it happens, but I also feel like I have some sort of superpower. And no, I've NEVER taken any drugs in my life. Could this be the onset of a mental illness? Perhaps there's a tumor in my brain, or maybe it's a self-fulfilling prophecy?


I haven't found a lot of Islamic viewpoints on this topic. The closest I found was Isra wal Miraj, but Muslim scholars differ in their opinions. Some say that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was physically transported, while others speculate that only his soul ascended to the heavens.

 

[Aurelian]

I definitely suggests you to tell your therapist about this. It doesn't have to be hallucination, some mentally ill ppl can hear and see ppl and voices clearly.

 

[cooli3o]

when your tired, you start dozing off, you go to sleep, this is kind of like sleep paralysis, except in this sleep paralysis your soul is coming out of your body, and you are stuck in that state.
the figures you see are probably jinns.
the out of body experiences get random, this basically happens when u are tired and need to go back to sleep, usually after fajr or taking a nap.
no big deal

 

[Internet Nomad]

Ive had sleep paralysis and lucid dreams without even trying plus i had 2 dreams of future events that play out. I am a full believer in this stuff is not make belief. The weirdest thing is I don’t even try to make these things happen they just do.

 

[Abu Hesi]

Damn, you went further than I did. The first time it happened to me I got scared and thought I died looking down on my body

Sleep Paralysis, Lucid dreaming and AP seem to happen around Fajr time. What you saw were probably Jinns. Walaahu a'la m.

 

[Odious Delirium]

Astral Projection???

I have these every other night it's normal but the futher away from your body you try to go the more everything becomes sluggish and your not able to process aswell and become less responsive but everything your able to see is actually taking place in real time. I tested it out. The only issue is the way time flows is completely weird.

The concept of your soul being lifted and sent back down during your sleep is a thing and this could be a part of the explanation as to why. Perhaps your experiencing life through your soul form

 

[Abu Hesi]

Astral Projection???

I have these every other night it's normal but the futher away from your body you try to go the more everything becomes sluggish and your not able to process aswell and become less responsive but everything your able to see is actually taking place in real time. I tested it out. The only issue is the way time flows is completely weird.

The concept of your soul being lifted and sent back down during your sleep is a thing and this could be a part of the explanation as to why. Perhaps your experiencing life through your soul form

wtf, every other night?

can you see your own body?

 

[Odious Delirium]

wtf, every other night?

can you see your own body?

Yeah. When it first started I would just watch myself sleep and just look around the room. Your kind of not mentally present it's hard to explain but you kind of need to be aware if you want to do anything but being too aware will make you go back into your body and wake up but because your not mentally fully there time goes by really weirdly and often really fast. You don't get much done or go really far.

I don't know if any of this is making sense but you'll have to experience It yourself to actually understand it.

It's definitely not sleep paralysis because you can snap out of it and wake up rather easily, infact it probably will make you a light sleeper since you'll respond to whatever is going on wherever you are outside your body.

Edit you said you experienced it have you never seen your own body?

 

[Abu Hesi]

Yeah. When it first started I would just watch myself sleep and just look around the room. Your kind of not mentally present it's hard to explain but you kind of need to be aware if you want to do anything but being too aware will make you go back into your body and wake up but because your not mentally fully there time goes by really weirdly and often really fast. You don't get much done or go really far.

I don't know if any of this is making sense but you'll have to experience It yourself to actually understand it.

It's definitely not sleep paralysis because you can snap out of it and wake up rather easily, infact it probably will make you a light sleeper since you'll respond to whatever is going on wherever you are outside your body.

what you are describing seems to me lucid but you are also saying you can you see your body.

With Lucid dreaming, I find that you can open doors and pretty much do anything, but you know you are dreaming so anytime soon you might wake, so you hurry up to do whatever you wanna do.

but with Astral Project, you soul is pretty much floating and banging into things, control is not easy and you might see other dimentions.

Now and days, I do my adkaar and try not to mess with the spirit world. Remember when Omar RA time, that guy got abducted by jinns. There also Somali guy that got abducted and married into Jinn, I aint tryna get snatched man lol

 

[Odious Delirium]

what you are describing seems to me lucid but you are also saying you can you see your body.

With Lucid dreaming, I find that you can open doors and pretty much do anything, but you know you are dreaming so anytime soon you might wake, so you hurry up to do whatever you wanna do.

but with Astral Project, you soul is pretty much floating and banging into things, control is not easy and you might see other dimentions.

Now and days, I do my adkaar and try not to mess with the spirit world. Remember when Omar RA time, that guy got abducted by jinns. There also Somali guy that got abducted and married into Jinn, I aint tryna get snatched man lol

Yeah it's hard to control and you in general don't get much done. It's not lucid dreaming tho because I can't for example open the door if it's closed and yeah you do see some stuff I don't know about different dimensions tho but I'm assuming you can see jins but they don't react to me tho.

@Basra are your experiences like this since you always talk about jins?

 

[Basra]

Salaam,

I'm currently taking a break from Somalispot but some weird thing happened that I can't openly tell my therapist so..


I shared before my first out-of-body experience. I woke up to use the washroom, and it was about 20 minutes before Fajr. I decided to stay awake for prayer because I knew I would miss it if I went back to sleep. My room was cold, so I wrapped myself in a blanket and sat on my bed, dozing off. Next thing I knew, I was floating above my ceiling, looking down at my body lying on the bed. I panicked and tried to return to my body, but there was a strong force pushing me upwards. No matter what I did, I couldn't descend; I was bouncing off the ceiling. I could even see my sister sleeping. I attempted to scream and call out for my hoyo, but my voice was muffled. After what felt like an eternity, I returned to my body. This incident scared me the first time I experienced it.


It happened again recently, but this time I was aware of it, so I wasn't as scared. I managed to fly out of my room without panicking and went to the kitchen and living room area. I took note of how the dishes were set up to confirm it wasn't a hallucination. While I was looking around, a very tall, skinny, dark shadow began approaching me. My first instinct was to return to my body. This happened so quickly, almost like I teleported back to my room. I don't know exactly, but this time I felt a bit more intentional and in control.

Anyway, it seems I might be a natural at astral projection. Some psychics and magicians train for years to achieve this ability. I wonder why I am able to do this. I've noticed it usually happens when my imaan is at its highest. I've been praying more, doing a lot of istighfar, and recently stopped listening to music or wasting time binge watching.

I'm definitely terrified when it happens, but I also feel like I have some sort of superpower. And no, I've NEVER taken any drugs in my life. Could this be the onset of a mental illness? Perhaps there's a tumor in my brain, or maybe it's a self-fulfilling prophecy?


I haven't found a lot of Islamic viewpoints on this topic. The closest I found was Isra wal Miraj, but Muslim scholars differ in their opinions. Some say that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was physically transported, while others speculate that only his soul ascended to the heavens.

@Hodan from HR


Nayaaa...... S.T.O.P the creative writing hallucinations. The events you have described is self-explanatory. STOP reading about Magic and astral projections. STOP thinking about Isra wal Miraj- and STOP wasting our brain cells.




on another subject. Do you like your therapist?

 

[Nin123]

Salaam,

I'm currently taking a break from Somalispot but some weird thing happened that I can't openly tell my therapist so..


I shared before my first out-of-body experience. I woke up to use the washroom, and it was about 20 minutes before Fajr. I decided to stay awake for prayer because I knew I would miss it if I went back to sleep. My room was cold, so I wrapped myself in a blanket and sat on my bed, dozing off. Next thing I knew, I was floating above my ceiling, looking down at my body lying on the bed. I panicked and tried to return to my body, but there was a strong force pushing me upwards. No matter what I did, I couldn't descend; I was bouncing off the ceiling. I could even see my sister sleeping. I attempted to scream and call out for my hoyo, but my voice was muffled. After what felt like an eternity, I returned to my body. This incident scared me the first time I experienced it.


It happened again recently, but this time I was aware of it, so I wasn't as scared. I managed to fly out of my room without panicking and went to the kitchen and living room area. I took note of how the dishes were set up to confirm it wasn't a hallucination. While I was looking around, a very tall, skinny, dark shadow began approaching me. My first instinct was to return to my body. This happened so quickly, almost like I teleported back to my room. I don't know exactly, but this time I felt a bit more intentional and in control.

Anyway, it seems I might be a natural at astral projection. Some psychics and magicians train for years to achieve this ability. I wonder why I am able to do this. I've noticed it usually happens when my imaan is at its highest. I've been praying more, doing a lot of istighfar, and recently stopped listening to music or wasting time binge watching.

I'm definitely terrified when it happens, but I also feel like I have some sort of superpower. And no, I've NEVER taken any drugs in my life. Could this be the onset of a mental illness? Perhaps there's a tumor in my brain, or maybe it's a self-fulfilling prophecy?


I haven't found a lot of Islamic viewpoints on this topic. The closest I found was Isra wal Miraj, but Muslim scholars differ in their opinions. Some say that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was physically transported, while others speculate that only his soul ascended to the heavens.

Next time you astral projection fly all the way to the moon or mars. Perhaps you will find aliens who knows

 

[Internet Nomad]

Everyone i have an idea. How about we all astral project at the same time and psychically attack al-shabab through the aether.

Maybe Somalia can create a new branch in their military for Supernatural warfare.

 

[Banadiri Warrior]

Salaam,

I'm currently taking a break from Somalispot but some weird thing happened that I can't openly tell my therapist so..


I shared before my first out-of-body experience. I woke up to use the washroom, and it was about 20 minutes before Fajr. I decided to stay awake for prayer because I knew I would miss it if I went back to sleep. My room was cold, so I wrapped myself in a blanket and sat on my bed, dozing off. Next thing I knew, I was floating above my ceiling, looking down at my body lying on the bed. I panicked and tried to return to my body, but there was a strong force pushing me upwards. No matter what I did, I couldn't descend; I was bouncing off the ceiling. I could even see my sister sleeping. I attempted to scream and call out for my hoyo, but my voice was muffled. After what felt like an eternity, I returned to my body. This incident scared me the first time I experienced it.


It happened again recently, but this time I was aware of it, so I wasn't as scared. I managed to fly out of my room without panicking and went to the kitchen and living room area. I took note of how the dishes were set up to confirm it wasn't a hallucination. While I was looking around, a very tall, skinny, dark shadow began approaching me. My first instinct was to return to my body. This happened so quickly, almost like I teleported back to my room. I don't know exactly, but this time I felt a bit more intentional and in control.

Anyway, it seems I might be a natural at astral projection. Some psychics and magicians train for years to achieve this ability. I wonder why I am able to do this. I've noticed it usually happens when my imaan is at its highest. I've been praying more, doing a lot of istighfar, and recently stopped listening to music or wasting time binge watching.

I'm definitely terrified when it happens, but I also feel like I have some sort of superpower. And no, I've NEVER taken any drugs in my life. Could this be the onset of a mental illness? Perhaps there's a tumor in my brain, or maybe it's a self-fulfilling prophecy?


I haven't found a lot of Islamic viewpoints on this topic. The closest I found was Isra wal Miraj, but Muslim scholars differ in their opinions. Some say that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was physically transported, while others speculate that only his soul ascended to the heavens.

Use this to your advantage and get experience with it

 

[Hodan from HR]

but with Astral Project, you soul is pretty much floating and banging into things, control is not easy and you might see other dimentions.

This is how it happened my first time. Now I can maneuver also, was able to fly quickly or slow down

Now and days, I do my adkaar and try not to mess with the spirit world. Remember when Omar RA time, that guy got abducted by jinns. There also Somali guy that got abducted and married into Jinn, I aint tryna get snatched man lol

This is what I'm scared off..

 

[Garaad diinle]

 

[Hodan from HR]

Nayaaa...... S.T.O.P the creative writing hallucinations. The events you have described is self-explanatory. STOP reading about Magic and astral projections. STOP thinking about Isra wal Miraj- and STOP wasting our brain cells.


Do you like your therapist?

You being dismissive basra
How are they self explanatory?

Therapy is okayish, feels like secular version of confessing to a priest.
There seems to be a disconnect since she is an atheist cadaan woman. She is kind and has a good heart tho..

 

[Hodan from HR]

Next time you astral projection fly all the way to the moon or mars. Perhaps you will find aliens who knows

I'll be dead.
Not ready to meet my Creator..

Use this to your advantage and get experience with it

Nah, I NEED it to stop. I dont want to go crazy although I dont mind it since we leave our body during sleep in Islam. I've heard most people who encountered beings in the other world were never the same. I'm tryna live a normal boring life..







Anyway, no one knows what happened during Isra wal Miraj? Did prophet pbuh astral project?

 

[Abu Hesi]

This is how it happened my first time. Now I can maneuver also, was able to fly quickly or slow down



This is what I'm scared off..

Just recite Ayatul Kursi, them niggas can't handle that verse.

 

[GemState]

Book an appointment with a psychiatrist ASAP