Magic (جادو):
Magic is a skill acquired through observation and learning.
- It is a human effort and practice.
- The practitioner of magic is referred to as a sorcerer (ساحر) or magician.
- Magic relies on deception, illusions, and sometimes the help of evil forces.
Karamaat (کرامت):
Karamaat are extraordinary gifts granted by Allah (SWT).
- They are not learned or acquired but rather bestowed by Allah.
- These acts are specific to righteous, pious, and God-fearing individuals.
- Unlike magic, there is no observation or training involved.
Miracles (معجزہ):
Miracles are supernatural occurrences that break the norms of natural laws.
- They are specific to Prophets and Messengers (انبیا و رسل) and granted by Allah (SWT) as a sign of their truthfulness.
- Miracles are beyond human capacity and serve as evidence of divine support for Prophethood.
Each of these phenomena has a distinct nature and purpose, distinguishing them clearly from one another. While magic is a worldly skill, karamaat and miracles are divine blessings, with miracles being exclusive to Prophets.
