plus, that story can be seen as hate speech towards Sikhs/Hindus. (the evil jinn is Sikh/Hindu) How can you post stuff like this and expect people not to criticise it and get upset?

What if someone posted the same story but the jinn was an evil Muslim, and a Christian's trying to convert them to Christianity?

Believe whatever you want, just don't be arrogant, that's all we ask.

well thanks for being up front about it. In terms of using stories to strengthen your faith, by all means, believe whatever you want.

In terms of the negativity, I think it was warranted since your title is:
Forget those fake supernatural vids, read this REAL conversation with a JINN!! sooo scary:

so ya I had to point out why this story might be made up too.

^ For all your "detailed" points, that was a very shallow analysis. People rarely use Jinn to "scare people into believing in Islam." In fact, most people I know of who are interested in hearing more about Jinn are already Muslim, and not in danger of changing religions anytime soon. If we want to use that as a means to "strengthen our faith" then what's it to you?

Plus, I'm guessing you arrived at your "conclusion" even before reading the article. But thanks for the mandatory negativity on every post (and if the negativity is coming from more than one person, then great team work).

Okay I didn't know I was dealing with a non-believer.

Sooooo....

"Say, “0 you disbelievers! I worship not as you worship, Nor do you worship as I worship. Nor do I worship those that you worship, Nor do you worship Him Whom I worship. For you your religion, and for me my own (Quran, 114:1-7).

alright I just read all of it. I doubt its authenticity. This looks more like Islamic propaganda more than anything else.

- the "jinn" a being that is suppose to be completely different from human beings, follows a human religion (Hinduism) What? If these creatures aren't human, they would have their own languages, culture, and belief systems. A Hindu jinn is like a Christian martian.

- Later in the conversation the Jinn states she was Sikh (another human religion) and married a Hindu, becoming Hindu herself.

- The jinn states things Islam say, how convenient. She's Hindu, but she knows who Iblees is, knows shes made of fire, knows the throne of Iblees is over water, all Islam beliefs. Wouldn't she hold Hindu beliefs, and describe the supernatural realm from a Hindu perspective? But no, she says stuff out of the Quran to show the reader what Islam says is really true.

- At every chance, the reader is reminded of how what the jinn is saying is found in the Quran, hadith, etc. They're also reminded of duas to protect them against evil, as well as staying firm to belief in Islam no matter what.

"To conclude, I have some advice for myself and for everyone else. To have a strong faith in Allah azzawjal and placing one’s tawakkul in Allah alone is a strong weapon against shayateen. If I ever get the permission from this sister, I would like to write about how she was before when the Jinn possessed her and how improving her faith kept weakening the jinn in her.

The beautiful adhkaar and the du’as are indeed a fortress of a believer. To be quite honest, that is the only defense we have against them but it is the fortification if we read with certainty and belief."

Conclusion: This is all BS made to scare people into believing in Islam.

Because as Muslims we are required to believe that Allah (SWT) has created other forms of creatures, including jinn. It doesn't sound fake to me, especially with all the hadiths/Quranic ayahs to support it.

how do we know this isn't fake either