The 5 places in the home where magicians hide magic

The closer the object of magic is to the victim, the stronger and longer-lasting its effect can be — so the magician tries to keep the item as near as possible; often inside the home itself, without anyone noticing.

Places 1 – 3

• 1. The soil and the garden: buried in the soil of the yard or garden, near the entrance, under a tree beside the house — buried magic can remain undiscovered for a long time; a large house, many people coming and going, or the house being empty during a trip — these increase the opportunity
• 2. Behind walls or furniture: behind the wardrobe or bed, in old furniture, in a small crack in the wall, behind wooden boards — where people's eyes do not normally go
• 3. Inside pillows and mattresses: inside stitched cloth — often tied with thread or with a knot

Places 4 – 5

• 4. The bathroom and neglected corners: a great favourite of the magician — where dhikr and the Qur'an do not reach: the corner of an old bathroom, an abandoned storeroom, unused spaces
• 5. Just outside the house: if they do not dare to enter — under the door threshold, along the outer wall — as close to the target person as possible

In these places, magic is sometimes also sprinkled — it may not be present as an object.

The most important point

Not every strange thing in the house means magic! The principle is — not to drown in suspicion and waswasa.

The best practice at all times is to keep the home protected with the Qur'an —

• Recitation of Surah Al-Baqarah in the home
• Regular adhkar — Shaytan flees through dhikr, and magic grows weak, in sha Allah

What if you still have doubts?

1. There is no harm in searching the places mentioned — you may even find something.
2. If you find something strange or notice a strange smell, do not panic — first clean the place.
3. Then sprinkle ruqyah-recited water on the place.

If you find something, or do not know what to do — take the advice of an experienced raqi; do not try to do anything complicated alone.

Source: Sheikh Fawaz Al-Aswad (Madinatul Ilm)

Translation and compilation: Raqi Faisal Ahmed Sabit — Al Qur'an Ruqyah Healing Center