Is the death of a bewitched person, after treatment attempts that were of no avail, considered a normal death, or does it have a special virtue or something that distinguishes it from others?

There is no evidence specifically detailing the virtue of one who dies by magic. However, the one afflicted by magic who endures their trial patiently will receive the reward of the patient. They may also be considered a martyr if the magic leads to their death due to one of the illnesses that grant martyrdom, such as death from an abdominal disease, drowning, or other similar causes. Magic can affect the body and mind of the afflicted and lead to their destruction. It is divided into knots, incantations, medicines, and drugs.