Apabila membicarakan tentang perkara yang bersifat paranormal, saya tidak terlalu percaya tetapi tidak pulak langsung menafikan. Saya sendiri pernah diganggu oleh perkara-perkara yang misteri ini. Tahun 2017 setakat post ini ditulis pun sudah dua kali 'terkena' di tandas ofis saya. Gangguan pertama adalah ketika maghrib sementara gangguan kedua adalah selepas Asar, kedua-duanya di lokasi yang sama. Namun saya tak berapa peduli kerana itu adalah tempat yang akan saya pergi untuk menunaikan hajat. Yang penting berdoa sebelum masuk ke toilet.
Di bawah merupakan laporan yang saya petik dari akhbar The Star hari ini. Hollywood sudah ada filem Ghostbuster, kini muncul Ghostbuster Malaysia dan dia bukan yang pertama di Malaysia. Cuma tak semua berpeluang muncul di media dan dilaporkan pula di English daily newspaper.
Laporan The Star
JOHOR BARU: If there are spooky apparitions
in your neighbourhood, who do you call? You call ghostbuster Sa’ad
Ja’afar apparently.
The 44-year-old self-proclaimed hantu hunter will end the hauntings ... and from afar.
All it takes is a phone call and no matter the distance, he will work on it.
Sa’ad said he can reach anywhere in the world from his centre here,
to get rid of ghosts or end hauntings but the furthest he has done so
thus far is Sabah – “I caught a jinn (an evil spirit) there”.
“I don’t need to be physically present to help those who need my
services to rid their premises of the supernatural,” said the
ghostbuster who hails from Melaka.
He claims his centre – Rawatan iLahana – is the “first in the world” to offer long-range ghostbusting services.
Assisted by Mohd Azim Adam, 46, Sa’ad started the centre in 2015 and
claims to have cleansed some 300 locations nationwide to date. Among his
satisfied clients, he counts 70 of different faiths.
In that time, he and his assistant caught a large number of jinn, which he said have been imprisoned at a secret location near a mosque.
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/10/20/when-spooks-dont-have-a-ghost-of-a-chance/#vWmu5tlv0RzILDDV.99
In that time, he and his assistant caught a large number of jinn, which he said have been imprisoned at a secret location near a mosque.
“We keep them near a mosque so that they will be encouraged to repent for their sins,” he said.
It’s RM200 for a two-hour session but customers can pay according to their means, he said.
According to Sa’ad, the conventional way of fighting jinn and ghouls
is to use black pepper and rock salt, “but these only scare them away”.
He said jungles, mountains, waterfalls, lakes and rivers are favourite haunts for such spirits.
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/10/20/when-spooks-dont-have-a-ghost-of-a-chance/#vWmu5tlv0RzILDDV.99
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