How taweez for love back can be made in home?

As a sufi, I have always believed in the power of spirituality and the guidance of Allah to solve all problems, especially those related to matters of the heart. The art of making a taweez for love back is a spiritual practice that has been used by sufis for centuries to bring back lost love, revive a broken relationship, and create a strong bond between two individuals. The process of making a taweez for love back is simple and can be done at home. According to tradition, the best time to make a taweez is on a Friday evening during the waxing phase of the moon. This is a time when the energies of the universe are aligned to support success in matters of the heart.

To start, one needs a wooden pen, saffron ink mixed with rose water, and a piece of paper. Before beginning, it is essential to cleanse oneself through dhikr, the remembrance of Allah. Then, write the names of Allah associated with love back on the piece of paper, such as Al-Wadud (The Loving), Al-Qadir (The All-Powerful), Al-Kareem (The Generous), and Al-Rahman (The Merciful).

One of the names that are commonly used in a taweez for love back is Al-Wadud, which means "The Loving." This name is associated with the quality of Allah's love for his creation, and invoking this name is believed to bring the love and affection of a person back into one's life.

Another name commonly used in a taweez for love back is Al-Qadir, which means "The All-Powerful." This name represents Allah's infinite power and ability to bring about change in one's life, and invoking this name is believed to help in overcoming obstacles and difficulties in reviving a relationship.

Al-Kareem, which means "The Generous," is another name that is commonly used in a taweez for love back. This name represents Allah's infinite generosity and benevolence, and invoking this name is believed to bring about kindness and compassion in the heart of the person who has been separated from their loved one.

Finally, Al-Rahman, which means "The Merciful," is another name that is commonly used in a taweez for love back. This name represents Allah's infinite mercy and compassion, and invoking this name is believed to bring about forgiveness and reconciliation in relationships that have been broken.

Overall, the use of these names in a taweez for love back is a powerful spiritual practice that taps into the divine qualities of Allah and can help in bringing back lost love and reviving broken relationships.

In addition to writing the names of Allah associated with love back on a piece of paper, some individuals choose to represent these names using Abjad numerals and arrange them in a square. Abjad numerals are a system of assigning numerical values to Arabic letters, with each letter corresponding to a specific number. This system has been used for centuries in Islamic mysticism and is believed to have a powerful spiritual significance. To create a taweez using Abjad numerals, each letter of the name of Allah associated with love back is assigned a numerical value. For example, the letter 'Alif' has a numerical value of 1, 'Ba' has a value of 2, and so on. These numerical values are then arranged in a square. The resulting square has a powerful spiritual significance and is used in the creation of taweez for love back.

For example:

In this square, each row, column, and diagonal adds up to the value of 41, which is a sacred number in Islamic mysticism. The numbers in the square correspond to the Abjad numerals of the following names of Allah:

• Al-Wadud (The Loving) - represented by the number 16
• Al-Qadir (The All-Powerful) - represented by the number 23
• Al-Kareem (The Generous) - represented by the number 2
• Al-Rahman (The Merciful) - represented by the number 3
• Al-Wadud (The Loving) - represented by the number 22
• Al-Qadir (The All-Powerful) - represented by the number 19
• Al-Kareem (The Generous) - represented by the number 20
• Al-Rahman (The Merciful) - represented by the number 1
• Al-Wadud (The Loving) - represented by the number 24

And another sample:

In this magic square, each row, column, and diagonal adds up to the value of 37, which is another sacred number in Islamic mysticism. The numbers in the square correspond to the Abjad numerals of the following names of Allah:

• Al-Wadud (The Loving) - represented by the number 14
• Al-Qadir (The All-Powerful) - represented by the number 1
• Al-Kareem (The Generous) - represented by the number 22
• Al-Rahman (The Merciful) - represented by the number 19
• Al-Wadud (The Loving) - represented by the number 9
• Al-Qadir (The All-Powerful) - represented by the number 13
• Al-Kareem (The Generous) - represented by the number 10
• Al-Rahman (The Merciful) - represented by the number 24
• Al-Wadud (The Loving) - represented by the number 2

The taweez on the pictures are not full, because they are too powerful and someone can get hurt.

To create a taweez using these squares, one could write the numbers in a specific order on a piece of paper, along with the names of Allah in Arabic script. These taweez could then be used in conjunction with other spiritual practices, such as recitation of the names of Allah and performing dhikr, with the intention of bringing back lost love and reviving a broken relationship.

Next, one must write the intention of the taweez on the paper. You can do it in free text - there are no rules. It is essential to have pious intentions while making a taweez, focusing only on love, and not love obsession. Once done, the paper is soaked in frankincense to purify it and infuse it with positive energy.

The next step is to write the name of the person you wish to bring back in your life on the paper. Write their full name and mother name. After this, one must recite the dua for love back while holding the taweez in their hands. The taweez is then folded and put under the door of the person you wish to bring back in your life. Alternatively, you can hang the taweez on a tree, preferably one that is close to the person's house.

Finally, it is essential to perform the namaz and ask Allah for guidance and blessings. It is also important to remember that the taweez is not a magic solution and requires patience, faith, and effort. With Allah's blessings and the power of the taweez, success in love back is possible.

Keep in mind that here we are putting only the main things that have to be done for such complex work as the love matters.



Author: Salam Burdu

Salam Burdu is an Islamic scholar and lecturer from Pakistan who is known for his expertise in the field of Islamic spiritual healing and protection. He is particularly known for his research and writings on kala jadoo and its effects, as well as for his advice on how to protect oneself from it.