Is Black Magic really true? Experience with black magic: Part Three

Make sure to read part 1 and 2 to learn about the upbringing of such a situation:

PART ONE: Nikkah is a Curse or Blessing?	PART TWO: How Family Greed Destroyed a Marriage.

Sofia had everything a modern woman could ask for education, comfort, and a home built with love. Yet, ignorance ruled her heart like a silent tyrant. Her husband, Daniel, had always believed that knowledge could heal a home. Although Daniel wasn’t very religious, he did offer all five daily prayers, but his faith and belief weren’t that strong.

Still, he worked hard to educate his children, and they grew up wise and capable. But Sofia, despite her degrees, remained blind to the light of true understanding the kind of knowledge that awakens the soul and refines the mind.

Because Satan is not only the enemy of love and marriage. He is also the sworn enemy of knowledge. He never wants a person to learn something that brings awareness, balance, and clarity of thought.

There’s an old narration in Malfoozat-e-Aala Hazrat, page #356, A classic book of Islamic wisdom, that paints this truth vividly.

It says that after the Asr prayer, Satan gathers his army over the sea. He sits upon his throne while his followers line up to report their deeds. One says, “I made people drunk.”

Another boasts, “I led someone into sin." A third declares, “I broke a family apart." Satan listens to them all in silence.

But then, one of his servants steps forward and says proudly, "I stopped a student from studying the knowledge of faith." At once, Satan rises from his throne, embraces that devil, and shouts with joy,“You are the one! You have done the greatest work today!"

The other demons are stunned. They ask, "Why him? We caused greater evils than this!" Satan replies, “You don’t understand. Every sin you cause is born from ignorance. If people possessed true knowledge, they would never follow you nor me.”

Black magic family destruction simulator

Sofia's heart was clouded with anxiety, restlessness, inner conflict, quarrels with her husband, and the bitterness of political games around her. But beyond all these psychological and social struggles, there was a deeper reason for the chaos: black magic, envy, family interference, and the evil eye.

Day by day, Sofia grew irritable. Her children couldn’t thrive, Daniel’s business faltered, and their marriage teetered on the edge, neither broken nor whole, but constantly under stress.

One day, Sofia's friend came to visit. Sofia sat, holding her head.

“Dear, what happened?” Her friend asked.

“This headache… it won’t go away,” Sofia whispered, “and you know how things at home keep getting worse every day. My daughters sit idle at home, Daniel works alone, the boys’ jobs are not good… and our marriage feels like it’s hanging by a thread.”

Neha, her friend, asked, “Have you spoken to a spiritual healer?”

Sofia shook her head, “No! I won’t go to any of those people again. I’ve repented for my sins. I won’t do such things anymore. I won’t even go to any so-called ‘wise men’ or 'healers.' Honestly, bringing charms and talismans into my home brought disaster, and I can’t do it anymore. But… still, I wonder; why we are trapped even after my repentance?”

Neha smiled gently, “I know a highly knowledgeable Mufti who can really help you. He will guide you properly, teach you, and show you the right path. He’s enlightened, with a strong faith and clear mind.”

Persuaded by Neha’s persistence, Sofia finally agreed. They visited Mufti Abdul Rehman, who was known both as a healer and a doctor. He was treating patients when they arrived. As soon as he saw Sofia, he immediately understood her situation.

Spiritual Cleansing from Black Magic

After the patients left, he said softly, “Belief in Allah is the mark of a true believer. Mistakes happen, but trust, gratitude, and staying away from sins define a good person.

You are under the effect of envy and black magic, but the treatment I give you will help.”

Sofia asked hesitantly, “Who did this to me? Who cast the spell?”

He shook his head gently, “I cannot tell you the name. That knowledge might hurt your heart. But the remedies I give you, the spiritual practices and Quranic verses, will protect you and heal your home. Only read them with faith. Stop all other charms and talismans. Nothing else matters except Allah’s words.”

He continued, “Where there is black magic or envy, the mind often worsens the problem. Trust what you do, avoid spreading your anger toward your husband, and try to improve your household. Remember, your children are suffering from the tension too. Your attitude, your words, your anger all affect the home. If you genuinely work on your heart and environment, your family can heal.”

Sofia admitted, “Earlier, I used to bring charms and talismans to solve problems, but now I won’t.”

The Scholar nodded, “Good. Only the Quran and the prayers I provide, read them faithfully. And always keep faith in Allah.”

Slowly, Sofia followed his guidance. She started reciting Allah’s words, the heaviness in her home began to lift, nightmares and terrifying visions faded, and the darkness began to disappear. Her temperament improved, she no longer took out her anger on her children or husband. Her heart found peace in prayer, and the unnecessary rituals she had been performing were left behind.

Just like a body healing from illness, the progress was slow but smooth.

Day by day, the household environment changed. Daniel’s business recovered, the daughters returned to life, and Sofia herself stopped criticizing or nagging. Light entered their home, both literally and metaphorically. Yet, a lingering question remained in Sofia's heart: Who had brought this black magic into her home?

Signs of Black Magic in Islam

• Unexplained tension

• Sudden irritability

• Disrupted family relationships

• Business stagnation/failure

• Sleep disturbance

• Unusual Health issues (hair fall, extreme illnesses)

• Feeling Disconnected from Loved Ones

• Strange Behavior Changes

• Memory loss/Shortened Attention span

• Interruption in prayer and remembrance (ibadah and dikr)

Sofia had healed, but the mystery of who had caused the chaos still lingered, a quiet shadow behind her newfound peace.

She was thinking: when did things start to change in her home? When did peace begin to disappear? It all went back to the time when her husband, Daniel, returned from abroad and her brother brought him something.

Look into Past Life

Her brother had said, “If you want peace in your home, make your husband drink this, mix it in something sweet.”

She couldn’t remember exactly what that “sweet thing” was, but now she began to recall.

The Spiritual Healer had once told her,

“Don’t overthink. Just have faith, and start reciting the spiritual supplication I gave you.”

But her heart kept circling back to that moment. Another day, she contemplated, she had called her brother over and said,

“Things in our home have gotten really bad. What should I do?”

Without hesitation, he replied and repeated,

“There’s only one solution. I’ll get you a special powder from my spiritual healer. Mix it in your husband’s drink everything will be fine.”

Her expression changed instantly. She finally understood that the one creating evil and chaos in her home was her own brother. Not just with words, but through black magic and spiritual blockage. But why would he do that?

Dua for Safety from Black Magic

She went to her scholar and said,

“My brother is performing this (black magic) on me.”

Is Black Magic really true?

He smiled gently and replied,

"Let him do what he wants. You keep repeating the name of Allah. And whenever you eat or drink something, recite 3 or 7(Seven) times."

بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الَّذِي لَا يَضُرُّ مَعَ اسْمِهِ شَيْءٌ فِي الْأَرْضِ وَلَا فِي السَّمَاءِ وَهُوَ السَّمِيعُ الْعَلِيمُ

Transliteration:

"In the Name of Allah, with Whose Name there is protection against every kind of harm in the earth or in the heaven, and He is the All-Hearing and All-Knowing."

This Dua is a well-known Sunnah, reported in authentic Hadith collections, including the Sahih of Imam Bukhari and Imam Muslim

Uthman bin 'Affan (May Allah be pleased with him) reported:

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "He, who recites three times every morning and evening: 'Bismillahil-ladhi la yadurru ma'as-mihi shai'un fil-ardi wa la fis-sama'i, wa Huwas-Sami'ul-'Alim (In the Name of Allah with Whose Name there is protection against every kind of harm in the earth or in the heaven, and He is the All-Hearing and All-Knowing),' nothing will harm him".

Riyad as-Salihin 1457

Book 15, Hadith 50

She simply continued her spiritual routine, and slowly, the situation at home began to improve.

Daniel’s business started to flourish, and the constant arguments stopped. Sofia began to distance herself from people who were sinful and deceitful, those who caused division between husband and wife. She never thought this way before. The poison her parents, especially her mother, had planted in her mind for years was finally starting to fade. Faith was now entering her heart.

She was at peace… but this was only the beginning.

Soon after, strange things began happening.

She would suddenly fall sick, collapse for no reason, her body heavy and weak.

It was as if her healing journey had side effects, like when someone takes strong antibiotics; the body reacts before it gets better.

Each time she broke down, frightened and lost, the Mufti Sahib would tell her gently,

“Have trust, complete trust in Allah.

Be patient. Entrust everything to Him.”

He would then explain the meanings of Surah Asr and tell her to read Surah Al-‘Asr from Sirat al-Jinan.

She read: "Indeed, mankind is in loss…”

And every time she read, she found her answers, her path, and her peace once again.

"Only you can heal your home.” The scholar's words carried the calm of truth. He reminded her that a woman, a wife, and a mother can either destroy a household or rebuild it with patience and grace.

When evil turns back on its masters

Mystery of the Dark Magic

Despite the healing and mercy of Allah, something strange began to happen. Her brother, who had always been restless, started visiting her again and again, wandering through her home, pacing the floor, as if searching for something unseen. Sofia noticed his odd behavior but chose silence.

Then one day, disaster struck. Her brother’s factory, built on deceit and unlawful wealth, was consumed by flames. His wife suffered a terrible accident and became paralyzed. What seemed like bad luck was actually karma returning home.

The black magic they had once cast on others had now turned back upon them. When Sofia visited, the stench inside the house was unbearable, an odor of rot and ruin. Her sister-in-law was lying lifeless on the bed; her brother sat hunched, holding his head.

“How are you?” she asked softly.

“How could I be?” he groaned. “Everything’s gone. I built my business with honesty, and now it’s dust. I don’t even have money for her treatment.”

But even in misery, there was no guilt in his voice. He blamed destiny, not his deeds. Sofia quietly picked up a broom and began to clean. While dusting an old cupboard, she found hidden photographs, her mother’s picture, her own, her husband’s, and her children’s, all marked with red crosses.

Her heart froze. Inside were old amulets, wrapped in dark cloth, and a photo of a man standing beside her mother, the same sorcerer she had once seen in their home. Her doubts turned to certainty. She took everything home, and the next day went straight to her spiritual mentor.

He smiled calmly. “So, the truth has finally revealed itself,” he said. “Be patient. What’s hidden will come to light.”

But Sofia needed answers. “Who was that man with my mother?” she asked.

The scholar sighed. “Some truths unfold only when the heart is strong enough to bear them,” He replied. “Focus on your faith. Read about the beloved ones of Allah. The cure for darkness is always light.”

The Shocking Confession from Prison

Days later, her brother returned, broken, trembling, his eyes hollow with regret. “I need to confess,” He said. “A curse has fallen upon us, the very curse we created.” And then the truth poured out like poison. The man in the photograph was a black magician.

Their mother, in her fear and greed, had fallen into his trap. “She wanted wealth,” he cried. “She thought this would secure our future. She used your photo, your husband’s clothes, even your hair… She thought it would bring you happiness, but it destroyed us.”

He revealed that their mother and the sorcerer had cast spells on Sofia’s husband, Daniel, to drive him away. They fed him enchanted food every time he visited, pretending it was for protection, when it was actually black magic. “And after her death,” he confessed, “I continued what she started. I envied you, your marriage, your peace, your children. I joined hands with that magician and let greed consume me.” He admitted every sin: jealousy, lies, betrayal, and fraud.

He wanted Daniel ruined, Sofia humiliated, and her children cursed. The dark spells he sent had finally turned back to him like burning arrows. He began to tremble uncontrollably, scratching his skin until it bled. “Your husband’s downfall was my doing,” he shouted, his voice breaking.

“Your ruined home, my curse! I even planned to turn your sons into sinners, your daughters to fall into shame, and you to destroy yourself!” Laughing hysterically, he screamed, “But tell me who saved you, Sofia?”

Sofia stood, calm but tearful. “The same God,” she whispered, “whom you betrayed. The same Lord whose mercy I held onto when everyone left me.” Then she broke down completely, her soul pouring out through her tears. “For your love, I became a sinner. I forgot my Lord. I made you my god. I let a mother’s hands destroy her own children, all in the name of love.”

Her brother screamed in agony, scratching, weeping, begging for death. His evil had devoured him from within. The black magic had returned to its source, the one who created it. People say today, Sofia’s brother wanders the streets, begging, his family gone, his wealth vanished, his mind lost. Intentionally, the truth remains.

Remember:

The purer your heart, the easier your path. Our deeds are judged by our intentions. Only a person who trusts in Allah and stays true to Him can survive the tricks and traps that Satan sets, whispering doubts, planting despair, and stirring confusion in hearts. This was exactly what happened to Sofia, where black magic and envy were behind her family's destruction.

Is Black Magic really true?

Practical Guidance for Readers

• Faith defeats fear

• Greed breeds destruction

• Black magic always turns against the doer

• Light overcomes darkness

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FAQ: Reality of Black Magic

Q1: Does black magic stay loyal to the one who casts it?

A: No, black magic never stays loyal. Like an arrow, it can return to the very heart that released it, affecting the practitioner if they are not careful.

Q2: Is black magic real?

A: Yes, black magic is real, but its power is limited. It cannot override the will of Allah or the spiritual strength of a person protected by faith.

Q3: What happens to the sorcerer in the Hereafter?

A: The sorcerer who practices black magic faces severe punishment in the Hereafter, including the torment of Hell.

Quran says

“They followed what the devils used to practice during the reign of Solomon. Solomon did not disbelieve, but the devils disbelieved, teaching people magic and what was revealed to the two angels at Babylon, Harut and Marut. Yet these two never taught anyone without saying, ‘We are only a trial, so do not disbelieve.’ And from them people learn that by which they cause separation between a man and his wife. But they cannot harm anyone except by Allah’s permission. And they learn what harms them and does not benefit them.”

(Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:102)

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