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well i only know a certain verse to call or summon them but i have no freaking idea on how to ask them to leave...if u want to try be my guest - recite this while running your finger through a comb thus making a krik-krik-krik sound under a tree on thursday night at a secluded place preferably and old tree.."SITI WALEH SI ALEH SENDANG" good luck!

well these are a few which i got from a website....

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There are many ways in which we can summoned out the Pontianak. One is to disturb their territory on the night of Thursday, in which the Malays called this night, the night where evil roams free into our world. Kind of like Halloween night. Instead of kids with spooky costumes, they are soul with mischievous minds.

# 001 - SEEING YOUR FUTURE PARTNER
This method is quite famous and well known. Sometimes, we have heard tales that by peeling an apple skin in front of a mirror during witching hour, will enable a person to take an instant preview of his/her future wife/husband reflections in the mirror.

In another way, while peeling the apple skin, the person must cut it using a kitchen knife, in a rotation of the apple without letting the apple skin split. If it does split, there are one of two thing that might be facing you. It is either you'll get no result or, the reflections in the mirror will appears to be a reflection of a Pontianak.

# 002 - INVADING THEIR PLAYGROUND
One fast and easier way to summon them is to come either alone or in three to her 'playground'. When you are there, try putting your coward aside and keep calling her name. Also, add some nonsense into your words by scolding vulgar language and so on. If she didn't come, consider yourself 'not so lucky'.

# 003 - CHANTING
One event, that was told by my friend. There was this man, ranging age from about 32 - 35, who tried to test his limits by summoning the Pontianak, to appear in front of him, then re-chant to ward off her away once more into the wilderness. During this event, he was there to witness the whole thing. The man was stand at the car-park and to his right was a flat. They were hiding on the second floor, trying to witness one event that would knock their socks off. The man was standing still and after less than 05 minutes, something in white, flying towards him. In an instance, the Pontianak was standing in front of the man. As the Pontianak was about to move a muscle toward the man, it suddenly jerked backwards and vanish.

# 004 - EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
Sometimes, you don't have to called her. She will come to you. How? Either your mind is totally messed up and keep saying that you hoping not to met up with her, or by through your fear of her.

# 005 - RITUAL TO PONTIANAK HUNTING
Why do they hunt Pontianak? To get hold of it pure, white scarf which was told to make anyone invissible upon wearing it. Another is it's Facial Powder which when a woman put it on, they will become ravishingly beautiful.

THE INGREDIENTS :
- Red string
- 04 needles
- Incense
- A place where a bud of a banana is about to bloom.

STEP BY STEP GUIDE :
Do this when is about midnight on a full moon.
Make a square exactly underneath the bud using the needle as it's point and the red string as it's barrier.
Burn the incense and proceed with the chant the spell for summoning Pontianak.
As soon a you are directly under the full moon, a shadowy spectre will flow out to the bud.
Confront it and ask for whatever you want.
You will eventually get it.
Finally, pull out the needle and string you've set earlier and let it go.
It will fly to a nearby tree, give out a creepy laughter and dissapear.

Don't forget to poke the needles to the ground or tied the red string to the tip of the needles.

PRECAUTIOUS :
If it flows out head first, quickly pull out the needle and string you've set earlier and leave the area. Unless it flows out leg first, then you may proceed.

Why on earth would you want to summon the murderous vengeful spirit of an undead woman who died in childbirth?

Wait, scratch that. Get some iron nails and kill the ******** thing.

Delicious copypasta, btw.

I imagine it would be more complicated than that, too. My money says he left out an important sigil of some kind, or perhaps another line. It's too short of an incantation to command such a volatile being.

It depends where you go for information. Animal sacrifice has been all the rage in the 'left hand' paths for thousands of years. Hell, back in the day, the Jews would regularly bleed out animals as offerings, and the magi made regular usage of blood sacrifice. Then there's Santeria and Voudun. While I see no reason for it, myself, it is, theoretically, a very powerful way to cast a spell...

However, you also have to take into consideration your goals. Many spells, particularly hexes, are said to backfire if you harm the animals involved unduly. Some sacrificial spells and incantations cause backlash to the caster as part of the offering; the animal dies, you suffer negative consequences, and whatever you cast the spell for happens hardxcore. That's right. Hardcore with an X.

It really depends on the background of the spell; culture, ideology, and meaning.

Actually, it's a theurgical field of study, to conjure up demons and other baneful spirits to put them under your control. You would do this to obtain information from the spirit, information that only they can give you.

The Key of Solomon is filled with the seals and rites for summoning up demons to lead a person to treasure, love, even wisdom and magical power. The one thing that many people seem to miss, though, is that one must spiritually ordained to undertake such a task. This means that they must be called by a higher power to do so, and must have complete faith in said higher power in order for their sigils and such to have any effect on the spirit or demon.

In other words, this isn't kid stuff, but it does have its uses.

i think that every ghost etc fears the quran (im a muslim and i heared a lots about these stuff and the quran is my holy book)

None of my research turned this up.

Holy texts, generally speaking, are useless in and of themselves, against paranormal beings. Properly cited passages from some holy texts can be used as mantras or spells against them, but the books themselves bear no power.