Yes ... But remember to recite the mantra first before you punch the guy.
Below is a
list of Malay short mantras grouped under arts of combat and confrontation:
Mantra
below is recited before punching. Recite the mantra once and blow a breath onto
your fists:
Biss…
“Ya dara bulah romuk ramanina.
Hu Allah.”
Another
mantra for punching your enemy, recite the below mantra:
“Allah lah masuk ke Muhammad.
Muhammadlah masuk kepadaku.
Nur ada Muhammad berdiri.
Illallah hu.”
One more … First
clench your fists, recite below mantra once and blow a breath onto your fists:
“Menyia Muhammad Allah lalu.”
Before
slapping your opponent, recite the below:
“Diam Muhammad. Allah lalu.”
On second
thought, if one tries to figure out which mantra is appropriate for which
occasion; then he or she might just give up punching the opponent. This is an
ingenious method to control one’s fury, at least I would think so J.
What do they literally mean? Google translate isn't helping.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm just guessing... Many of the words are from local dialect. I just try my best, no guarantee of the meaning.
DeleteThe first basically means:
"By God may blood flow non stop." (?)
The second:
"God united with Muhammad, and Muhammad united with me; by God only Muhammad stands alone."
The third:
"Be quiet Muhammad, the God wanted to pass by."
Good if anyone can help.