Magic and the Evil Eye
385 questions
Is it permissible to continue clinging to the hope of returning to someone who broke off the engagement after years of attachment and a long relationship, and how can one overcome this difficult stage?
What is the way to advise those who protect themselves, their children, and their property from the evil eye by hanging "the Hamsa" (a drawing of a hand with an eye in its palm), and what are the proofs for this from the Quran and Sunnah, along with mentioning the sayings of prominent Maliki scholars?
What is the ruling on a divorce pronounced by a husband suffering from psychological disorders, and what should the wife do if the husband wishes to reconcile with her after regretting his action and apologizing?
Is there a specific supplication to restore harmony and love between a couple where the husband feels aversion towards his wife due to the evil eye and magic, despite their improvement with Ruqyah?
Does Allah hear a mother's prayer and her anger against her son, even if the son is not failing in his duties towards her, and she wants him to love her while her love has become impossible, especially since she and her daughters might use magic for the sake of love?
What from the Qur’an or adhkar should we recite to ward off the harm of a Christian sorcerer and his black cats, and to avoid their evil?
What is the ruling on an urfi (common law) marriage, or a misyar (convenience) marriage, or a mut'ah (temporary) marriage, or any other type of marriage for a married man whose wife evades conjugal relations?
Every time I look at something, I afflict it with the evil eye, even though I say "Barakallah"?
Is the coffee tree (al-bunn) or the بان tree (al-bān) forbidden because it is used in sorcery or because it belongs to the jinn and not to humans?
How can one definitively get rid of the recurring harm of black magic, which the same person sends daily after burning a jinn, despite the use of ruqyah?
How many times do I bathe with the leftover water of someone whose evil eye has afflicted me, and how long is this leftover water valid, and does its effect become void if I leave it for a week before bathing with it?
Do the aforementioned symptoms—a decline in academic achievement, tardiness in studying, fear of death alongside a lack of devotion in prayer, committing sins, inability to study or read the Quran, and postponing ذكر (remembrance of Allah)—indicate affliction by the evil eye or sorcery, and what is the method for self-Ruqyah?
Is there another way to undo the magic, after the photographer refused my underwear and sensitive area, given that none of the signs of an enchanted person apply to me?
How sound is the supplication: “O Allah, invalidate my evil eye, my envy, and my soul’s attachment, from those I have afflicted with it, whether intentionally or unintentionally”?
Is it permissible for a scholar and a student of knowledge to remain silent about clarifying knowledge that contradicts government directives, fearing dismissal from their position and the appointment of someone worse?
What is the correct and sufficient way to protect oneself from the evil eye and jinn, and is merely reciting the morning and evening remembrances sufficient for protection, or is it necessary to blow and wipe the body, and is it obligatory to wipe the entire body, including the private parts and the ends of the feet?
Can the envious eye affect a person's possessions, such as a farm or a car? And what are the methods of prevention and treatment for that?
Is it possible to find a solution for an 18-year-old young man who has strong sexual urges and wishes to stay away from fornication and indecency, yet cannot stop masturbating, even during the nights of Ramadan?
What is the ruling on watching magic and sorcery shows (if it is real sorcery) at a birthday party, and is it permissible to attend if that is unlawful?
Why has she not married despite her advanced age, and what is the way to facilitate her marriage and return to Allah?
What is the ruling on contemplating divorcing a barren wife who refuses polygyny and practices sorcery and witchcraft?
What is the interpretation of trembling, feeling heavy and in pain, and one's head lifting off the pillow, after reciting "I seek refuge in Allah from every devil, and every poisonous creature, and every evil eye" and before sleeping? And what is the relation of that to shortcomings in worship?
Does the fact that no one has proposed to a 28-year-old university student from a well-off family, who is adorned with knowledge, lineage, beauty, wealth, and religiosity, indicate that her destiny has not yet arrived, or is it due to magic or the evil eye, or is the fault with her?
Is intense fear of death, to the point of refusing to enter Paradise if the price is death, considered sorcery or the evil eye?