Kismat Kompany
Vibe TV
SM Afzal appeared as the show's Name Therapist, alongside a numerologist, an astrologer and a palmist. The show was promoted as the first on Pakistani TV to cover all major branches of fortune and future telling.
Name Therapist, Healer and Spiritual Healer
A structured reading of character, drawn from the letters of your name.
Name therapy applies Ilm ul Adad, the classical science of letter values, to assign every name a dominant element: Aag (fire), Hawa (air), Pani (water) or Mitti (earth), each tied to a documented set of temperamental tendencies from the humoral framework used across classical Islamic medicine and philosophy. Find your element, see how it shows up in mood, sleep, temper and energy, and learn what a consultation offers toward balance.
As seen on Haq TV, Apna Channel, Vibe TV, HUM TV, Har Pal Geo, ARY Zindagi, ARY Digital, Abb Takk, ILM TV, Indus TV, Dawn News and HTV.
Name therapist, healer and spiritual healer. He works within three classical Islamic sciences: Ilm ul Adad, the abjad system of letter numerology; Ilm e Jafar, a numerological divinatory discipline traditionally attributed to Imam Ja'far al Sadiq; and Asma ul Husna, the ninety nine names of God, each associated with specific attributes and recitations. Together, these form the basis for reading a name as a structured map of temperament. He is also an author, consultant and researcher, and he is now writing books.
Beyond name therapy, SM Afzal is a researcher, motivational speaker, television anchor and businessman. He also owns a construction firm.
On television he explains this framework, and the reasoning behind it, to a wide audience.
SM Afzal is also writing books. They will soon be available online on Amazon Kindle.
Coming soon on Amazon KindleEvery name reduces to one of four elemental temperaments. Each carries a distinct symptom profile when out of balance; tap a card to read it.
Aag, Hawa, Pani and Mitti: fire, air, water and sand.
Ilm ul Adad is the classical abjad system: every Arabic letter is assigned a fixed numerical value, a convention used historically across Islamic numerology, chronogram composition and correspondence. A name reading applies that system in three defined steps.
You provide your full name in its written form. Because each letter carries a distinct abjad value, exact spelling determines the result.
Each letter's abjad value is summed, and the total is reduced modulo four. The remainder maps to one of four elements: Aag, Hawa, Pani or Mitti.
SM Afzal interprets the result against the temperament traditionally associated with that element, and provides spiritual guidance aimed at bringing it into balance.
One to one consultations with SM Afzal.
Your name's abjad total, the element it resolves to under Ilm ul Adad, and how that element's traits show up in your daily life.
Where one element dominates, an explanation of the resulting imbalance, with routine, habit and spiritual practice adjustments suited to correcting it.
An assessment of nazar (the evil eye) as a possible factor, and the recitation and protection routine SM Afzal advises in response.
Individual guidance for worry, restlessness, heaviness or stalled progress, developed after a full consultation.
Which of the ninety nine names of God to recite for your specific situation, and the method for doing so.
Guidance drawn from Ilm e Jafar for questions a name reading alone does not resolve.
Sit down privately with SM Afzal for a name reading, element balance, nazar guidance or spiritual healing guidance. A quiet room, one person at a time.
Appointments are by email only and are currently on a waiting list. Email your name and a short note to join the list, and he will reply when a place opens.
Nazar, commonly rendered as "the evil eye," is the belief that an envious or admiring look can cause harm to the person or thing observed. It is documented across pre Islamic, Islamic and broader Mediterranean and South Asian traditions, and referenced in Islamic texts, which is why many scholars treat it as real while cautioning against superstition. The blue eye motif is the popular symbol of protection against it; the more traditionally prescribed response is dua and specific recitation.
SM Afzal gives guidance on nazar after a consultation: how to recognise it, and the recitation and daily routine he advises for protection.
Ask about nazarWhen the heart is heavy, you do not have to carry it alone. SM Afzal listens first, then offers spiritual guidance at your pace.
Many people carry worry, sadness or heaviness quietly for a long time, often without telling anyone.
Losing someone you love, or something you built, changes everything. Grief comes in waves, not in a straight line, and there is no correct pace for it.
Please note. Spiritual guidance is not a replacement for medical or mental health care. If you cannot sleep or eat for days, feel unable to cope, or have thoughts of harming yourself, please see a doctor or mental health professional now, or call your local emergency number, and tell someone close to you.
SM Afzal has done many shows on private channels and has appeared with well known hosts across Pakistani television.
As seen on
Vibe TV
SM Afzal appeared as the show's Name Therapist, alongside a numerologist, an astrologer and a palmist. The show was promoted as the first on Pakistani TV to cover all major branches of fortune and future telling.
ILM TV
SM Afzal's own show on ILM TV, under the line "Ilm sab ke liye", knowledge for everyone.
YouTube
SM Afzal appears in this tarot reading show with Amber Anjum on YouTube.
Geo
Show appearances on Geo.
HUM TV
Show appearance on HUM TV.
Media event
SM Afzal at the premiere of the film Hala Gula, with guests from the industry.
Photos and screen grabs from SM Afzal's television appearances, with hosts and fellow guests. Tap a photo to enlarge it.
The official channel, SM AFZAL official, has the Haq TV and ILM TV shows and the latest 1,000+ episodes about life, questions and healing.
@SMafzal20
Email your name and a short note on what you are feeling. He will reply with the next step.
nametherapywithsmafzal@gmail.com