Exorcism: Trimizi (standing left), who assists Hamidi (inset) reciting Quranic verses during a jin screening session for a group of Malaysians in Leeds,UK.
- Believe or not, In London UK, the financial capital of the world, a little black magic is at
play within a small community who blame the supernatural for heartbreaks and shaky marriages. To be exact, 123 of the Malaysian community living here who are said to have been hit by witchcraft. - They have fallen victim to what is believed to be sorcery, resulting in strained relationships which have resulted in near marital break-ups, according to the Professional Islamic Support and Nurture Group or Pisang (www.pisang.org.uk).
- Its chairman Hamidi Abdul Rahman claims that a number of sihir spells had been cast by evil bomoh hired by spiteful lovers to wreck marriages and relationships. “Some of the couples have even gone back to Malaysia for marriage counselling but this can only be effective after the removal of the curse,” he claimed in an interview.
- He said that of 366 Malaysians “screened” in the past two months, 47 were also believed to be possessed by jin (evil spirits), adding that most of those affected were based in Glasgow, Manchester and Leeds. “We saw a lot of sihir trying to cause family break-ups, resulting in stress and depression among the children, too,” claimed Hamidi, 23, who is touted as a modern day exorcist here for his specialist ability to “undo” charms and disturbances.
- While Hamidi conducts the “screening” sessions, his deputy Trimizi Zainal carries out the treatment, reciting Quranic verses to weaken and drive demons out of the afflicted.
- The duo went on the road and conducted 34 mobile clinics in London, Glasgow, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Burton-on-Trent, Huddersfield, High Wycom-be, Sheffield, Hull and Bicester.
- He spoke of three cases involving a post-graduate student’s teenaged daughter in Hull and two women in Manchester and Leeds who were possessed by evil spirits. “We communicated with the spirits before casting them out,” he said.
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