The evil eye is a reality in Islam. Many people suffer physically, emotionally, or spiritually without understanding the real cause. Islam teaches us that jealousy and envy can harm others when Allah allows it. Recognizing the symptoms and knowing the proper Islamic cure can protect us and bring peace back into our lives.
A Quick Glance
The evil eye (Hasad) is real and mentioned in Islam
It can affect health, relationships, wealth, and peace of mind
Symptoms vary from person to person
Islam provides clear and powerful cures through Quran and Sunnah
What Is Evil Eye in Islam?
In Islam, the evil eye refers to harm caused by jealousy, envy, or admiration without remembering Allah. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said that the evil eye is true and can even bring a person close to death by Allah’s will.
It does not require intention. Sometimes a person may admire something but forget to say MashaAllah, and harm may occur.
Causes of Evil Eye from the Islamic Point of View
Jealousy (Hasad)
Excessive admiration without dua
Showing blessings openly
Lack of remembrance of Allah
Weak spiritual protection
The evil eye can come from strangers, relatives, friends, or even loved ones.
Evil Eye Symptoms You Should Watch Out
Physical Symptoms
Sudden illness with no medical reason
Headaches and body pain
Extreme tiredness or weakness
Sleep problems and nightmares
Emotional & Mental Symptoms
Anxiety, sadness, or fear
Loss of interest in life
Irritability or anger
Confusion or forgetfulness
Spiritual Symptoms
Difficulty praying or reading Quran
Discomfort when listening to Quran
Feeling distant from Allah
Life & Relationship Symptoms
Sudden problems in marriage or family
Loss of blessings in wealth or work
Frequent arguments or misunderstandings
Myths About Evil Eye
❌ Evil eye only comes from enemies
❌ Only bad people cause evil eye
❌ Protection is unnecessary
In reality, evil eye can come from anyone
Even good people can unintentionally cause it
Protection through dua is essential
How to Cure the Evil Eye (Islamic Way)
1. Recite Ruqyah Shariah
Surah Al-Fatiha
Ayat-ul-Kursi
Surah Al-Falaq
Surah An-Naas
2. Daily Duas for Protection
A‘oodhu bikalimaatillahi at-taammah…
Morning and evening adhkar
3. Blowing and Wiping
Recite Quran and blow lightly on your hands, then wipe over your body.
4. Use Zamzam or Water Ruqyah
Recite verses over water and drink it.
5. Seek Allah’s Protection
Trust Allah fully. Healing comes only from Him.
Final Thoughts
The evil eye is real, but it is not stronger than Allah’s protection. Islam provides us with powerful tools to protect and heal ourselves. Stay connected to Allah, protect your blessings, and remember Him in every situation.
May Allah protect us all from the evil eye and grant us peace and well-being. Ameen.
