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Magic and envy (hasad) are topics that concern many people because of their negative impact on an individual’s psychological, physical, and social life. Both magic and envy are mentioned in Islamic teachings and can have real effects on a person, sometimes causing mysterious difficulties. Therefore, understanding the symptoms of magic and envy is important for dealing with them and protecting oneself.

Symptoms of Magic and Envy

1. Symptoms of Magic

• Sleep disturbances: Experiencing frequent nightmares. Feeling fear or panic during sleep without a clear reason. Chronic insomnia and irregular sleep patterns.
• Sudden psychological changes: Feeling depressed or extremely sad without a clear cause. Loss of interest in life, work, or achievement. Isolation or withdrawal from close people.
• Unexplained physical pain: Persistent pain in the head, stomach, or joints. Extreme fatigue without significant effort. Heaviness in limbs and occasional difficulty in movement.
• Behavioral changes: Unusual or aggressive behavior toward others. Actions that are unreasonable and do not reflect the individual’s personality.
• Marital problems: Strong aversion between spouses without logical reasons. Feeling hatred or unwillingness to be with one’s partner.

2. Symptoms of Envy (Hasad)

• Laziness and fatigue: Loss of motivation for work or study. Fatigue and exhaustion without medical reason.
• Deterioration of health: Frequent illnesses without clear medical explanation. Overall decline in physical and mental health.
• Delayed or hindered achievements: Personal or professional projects being disrupted. Repeated failure in matters that previously went smoothly.
• Loss or disruption of blessings: Deterioration of relationships with loved ones or friends. Financial loss or missed important work opportunities.
• Mood disturbances: Excessive irritability or intense sadness without cause. Feeling uncomfortable in familiar environments.

How to Deal with Symptoms of Magic and Envy

• Protection through Islamic supplications: Reciting morning and evening prayers regularly. Reading Surah Al-Baqarah and the two Mu’awwidhat (Al-Falaq and An-Nas).
• Ruqyah (Qur’anic therapy): Reading Qur’an over water to drink or use for ablution. Reciting Ruqyah verses (Al-Fatiha, Ayat al-Kursi, and the last two verses of Al-Baqarah).
• Draw closer to Allah through prayer and supplication: Seeking Allah’s protection from all evil. Performing prayers on time and increasing voluntary prayers.
• Maintain positive energy: Avoid negative people. Share good things only with trustworthy individuals.
• Consult religious specialists: If symptoms persist in a disturbing way, seek help from scholars trained in Islamic Ruqyah.

Understanding the symptoms of magic and envy helps individuals face these trials wisely. The focus should always be on drawing closer to Allah, protection through supplications, and seeking religious guidance when necessary. Faith and trust in Allah are the strongest tools for protection from all harm.