Šerbet dokmek
Šerbet Dokmek "to pour a sweet fruit drink". When an individual is troubled by a ruh "soul", akil "mental", or sinir "nervous" disorder which is associated with or follows a fall, his family believes evil spirits are the underlying cause and must be propitiated before health can be restored. Either the ill person, himself, or a member of his family prepares a sweet fruit drink (Turk, "serbet") in the ordinary fashion. Then a person who can either read or recite the Quran comes to the home and says the Sure-i Ihlas — 112t sura of the Quran — three times and the Fatiha once. Next, he blows over the serbet. At about midnight, the ill person secretly takes the sweet drink either to the spot where he presumably collided with evil spirits and fell, or to a crossroad where he pours it on the ground, saying, "Take my troubles, give me my health. We give flavor to your mouth, give flavor to ours in return" (ie, we please you, please us in return). The ill person must then return home quickly without looking back.


Jedinstvena metoda proricanja u grah, dosta slična bošnjačkom načinu ali sa izvjesnim odstupanjima. Uz pomoć ovog načina može se između ostalog saznati da li je neka osoba pod uticajem crne magije, prijete li joj opasnosti i slično. Naravno, uz sve to divinacijska metoda pomaže i odgonetavanju da li je neka osoba suđena drugoj, da li će bolesnik ozdraviti i td.
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Write the talisman with the names of the two people and put it in piece of dough or bread and feed with it a black dog.
This is for all tribes of the jinn. You write it on the possessed person's palm and recite it. It has powerful ifreets. It is as follows: „Atlat,Qush, Ataysha'ush, Qurush, Akaykayush, Tabaykar, Akaykawa, Harmaya, Wamarya, Wakhathayta, Shahush, Shatwah, Nashuh“.

