Berhetiyya Prayer and Essences

The Berhetiyya prayer is a prayer containing 28 secret names in Aramaic. It is rumored to be based on the prophets Solomon and Idris. Berhetiyya names are used for various purposes and it is recommended to use them only when necessary. These names are Aramaic, not Arabic, and Aramaic was replaced by Arabic with the spread of Islam in the 7th century AD.

Detailed information about Berhetiyya Prayer, popularly known as Berhetiyya essences. What is the origin of Berhetiye prayer / esmas, what are its effects and virtues, and in which language:

What is Esmai Berhetiyya

The 28 occult/secret names that are used for all kinds of good or bad purposes such as sending down angels, summoning, sending back or driving away huddam, jinn and the like, and making people sick, healing them, curing them, making them ill, opening their fortunes, concealing something or revealing hidden things… are collectively called Esmai Berhetiyye, or Berhetiye Prayer as it is popularly known.

It is rumored that these names, also popularly known as the Berhetiye prayer, were engraved on the four sides of the throne of Prophet Solomon. There are also narrations that trace the origin of these names to the Prophet Idris. Asaf ibn Berhiya, the famous vizier of Solomon, and Hakim Kalfetiryusun are also reported to have used Berhetiyya. ^[1]

It is rumored that there is a spiritual penalty for using these essences (Berhetiye prayer) unnecessarily and vainly, especially for vanity purposes, such as moving objects, teleporting from one place to another. It is recommended to use these Esmas only for the sake of Allah, such as healing a patient or helping a person in need.

In which language is Esmai Berhetiyya

The names of Esmai Berhetiyya are in Aramaic. Aramaic is the mother tongue of Prophet Jesus. Contrary to popular belief, the Esmai Berhetiyye / Berhetiyye Esmas are not in Arabic, but in Aramaic. Aramaic or Aramaic is a language from the Northwest group of the Semitic language family. It is named after the word Aram, the ancient name of the country of Syria.

The earliest Aramaic sources were found in Syria in the early 2nd millennium BC. In the early 1st millennium BC, it was adopted as the dominant language in Mesopotamia, which included the countries of Babylon and Assyria, instead of Akkadian, and became the official correspondence language of the Persian (Iranian) Empire, which dominated the entire Near East in the 6th century BC. In the same period, it began to be used by Jews as a daily spoken and written language instead of Hebrew.

Since Aramaic was spoken by many peoples, religions and countries in history, it was divided into countless dialects and had the opportunity to spread over a very wide geography from Western Europe to the Far East between 300 BC and 700 AD, which was its most glorious period. With the spread of Islam in the 7th century AD, it was replaced by Arabic. It is estimated that there are approximately 2,000,000 users today.

What are Berhetiye Names

Below you will find a complete list of Berhetiyya names. However, each name in the list has its own unique characteristics. For this reason, each name has unique forms of practice for specific purposes. Since this article is for general information purposes, we have not included application recipes related to the names mentioned. You can find detailed information about the practices and rituals specific to each name in the secret sciences / havas category of our website by searching according to your needs.

These are the Names of Berhetiyeh:

• Berhetiyh
• Keririn
• Tetlihin
• Turanin
• Mezcelin
• Bezcelin
• Terkabin
• Berheshin
• Galmeşin
• Hutirin
• Kalenhudin
• Berşanin
• Kazhirin
• Nemuşelhin
• Berheyula
• Beşkeleyhin
• Kazmezin
• Enğalelitin
• Kabaratin
• Ğayaha
• Keydehüla
• Şemhahirin
• Şemhahi’rin
• Şe’mhahirin
• Bikehtahunihin
• Beşarişin
• Tuneşin
• Shamhabaruhin

Berhetiyya Prayer and Essences: A Mysterious Legacy

The Berhetiyya prayer is a special prayer that contains 28 secret names from the Aramaic language. These esmas, which are rumored to be based on the prophets Solomon and Idris, are used for various purposes and are recommended to be used only in case of need. Generally known as the “Berhetiye Prayer”, they are used for various purposes such as angelic downloading, hüddam, jinn summoning, healing the sick, and the opening of good fortune. However, it is believed that there are spiritual penalties for showing off or unnecessary use of these powerful names.

The names of the Esmai Berhetiyya are in Aramaic, which was replaced by Arabic with the spread of Islam in the 7th century AD. There are also traditions that trace the origin of these proper names to the prophet Idris. The full list of the Berhetiyya as-sayings indicates that each of them has its own unique way of use.