Dear readers! My grief is deep, my tale is untellable but my heart is not allowing me to keep myself without sharing it with all of you. I will take a few months from you. These days the mobile phones, internet and free mixing is becoming so common and I will request you to share my grief and keep me benefitted from you r company and share your thoughts about it.

1. Own ignorance or someone invoked magic?

Respected Hazrat Hakeem sahib, Assalamo Alaikam! My son chats on the phone all night and sleeps by dawn. He wakes up late in the afternoon and after the breakfast, sits in front of the TV. He remains idle the whole day. I sought some jobs for him after sheer requests but he spent only a few days there and then left them. He does not listen to anything and when I ask him to be considerate, he becomes annoyed. We have engaged him where he had desired. We also have some relatives who are quite jealous and I wonder if someone has invoked any magic on him or if it is just his own ignorance and idleness. He teases us a lot and demands so much money from his father. His father was injured in an accident in 2002 and he lost his right leg. The mobile and internet have made him an absolute idle. The recitation that you had suggested was continued from December to February and we caught a suitable match for our daughter.

Now the second letter:

Respected Hakeem Sahib, Assalamo Alaikam! I am a student of class eight and I have very high ambitions of becoming a doctor. There is a boy in my school in the same class and we love each other very much. When this was known by some of my classmates, they told it to teacher and I was punished hard because of it. Now we avoid talking to each other but still we have long chat sessions over the phone. I have been feeling for some days that he no more loves me the same way now. I have another girl in my class who also likes him but he likes me. Please tell me any wazeefa (recitation) so that he could love only me and marry me in future. We love each other so much that we cannot even imagine of living away of each other. Please tell both of us some recitation in this regard. Thank you.

Now the third letter:

Mobile, Internet and violence among the parents: Respected Hakeem Sahib, Assalamu Alaikam, I would like to ask about solution to some problems of my daughter as I am so worried about her. In fact I think myself and my husbands are significantly responsible for the problem of our daughter. We let her have internet and mobile phone from her tender age and remained violent against one other while left her unattended. Her present condition is as follows: she possesses extreme anger, disobedience and jealousy from her early childhood. She has no love or affection for me although she listens to her father but very rarely. She was very impressed from her teacher while she was in class 8. She would call her, and give her gifts but the teacher did not reciprocate and she did not perform well in the exams as a result. She hardly passed the exam. Then in the college she found a friend and became so close to her that she started considering her as her best and intimate friend. Her friend had a loose character and we hardly got rid of her. Then my daughter fell astray and she started friendship with our driver who we thought was quite trustworthy. It was just the Almighty’s blessing that we managed to save her modesty due to knowing about it in time. Respected Hakeem Sahib! The disputes between me and my husband have led her to the doors of loneliness. Now she is so eager about finding friends and spending all her night on the internet. She used to offer prayers in her early childhood but it is no more now. She is so ruthless that she never bothers to care for anyone and disgraces us in front of all. Almost all her age fellows are married now but no one ever bothered to ask us about her match’.

Dear Readers! These stressful readings are now for your kind consideration. In relation to their remedies and strategies to resolve these, I would like to seek your response.