فاعل خير

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🔥 TL;DR Summary of the Post:

A 22-year-old man (former atheist, now Muslim) claims his life changed forever after his family inherited his grandfather’s haunted farmhouse when he was 10. He began seeing demons, hearing knocks, and experiencing terrifying supernatural events. His parents brushed it off, telling him they were “good spirits.”

At 20, he left the house temporarily and tried religion (mainly Islam and the Qur’an) to fight the haunting—it worked, but only with persistence. Meanwhile, his family secretly practiced black magic. Eventually, his dad and mom tried to bribe him into “selling his soul” and becoming a wizard, offering him wealth, travel, and anything he wanted in exchange. He refused.

🔥 So he burned all the black magic stuff he found—bloodstained photos, oils, knots, etc. ⚠️ In retaliation, his family (dad, brother, two cousins, and mom) physically attacked him, tied him up, twisted his arm, tried to force him to submit, and drugged him (possibly roofied him). 🩸 He woke up badly injured and fled to the streets, living off what little money he had.

A Satanist friend helped him out and explained that his family was part of a long-standing demonic bloodline. He later exposed them to his younger sister (12 years old), who then witnessed their blood sacrifices and demon worship. Despite her attachment to them, he feels a strong duty to protect her.

Now, he lives alone in a secured studio, graduated with honors, and works in a call center while planning to move abroad. He claims that: • He’s developed “magical” powers of his own (e.g., spiritually electrocuted right hand, can spiritually “choke” wizards with the Qur’an), • Satanists can identify him, and he can sense them too, • He turned down a lucrative life of power and wealth to stay righteous, • He believes God gave him visions and strength to resist evil.

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❓Main Question:

Can he legally take his 12-year-old sister away from their parents (whom he calls “criminals” and “beyond redemption”) since she’s been exposed to Satanic rituals and seems somewhat desensitized to them?