Beyond Nusrat

The evil eye is real in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ said, “The evil eye is a fact.” Sahih Muslim 2188⁠

Some scholars have mentioned possible signs of al-‘ayn, including:

1. frequent headaches,
2. unusual tiredness or weakness,
3. loss of appetite,
4. excessive sweating,
5. tingling sensations,
6. unexplained body aches,
7. heart palpitations,
8. sudden sadness or anxiety,
9. difficulty sleeping,
10. excessive yawning or sighing,
11. wanting to isolate yourself,
12. unusual laziness,
13. excessive sleepiness, and sudden changes in your wellbeing without an obvious explanation.

These signs alone do not mean someone definitely has al-‘ayn. Similar symptoms can have physical, emotional, or medical causes too.

If you suspect the evil eye, turn to Allah through authentic adhkar, Qur’an, dua, and legitimate ruqyah. And if something feels medically wrong, seek proper medical care as well.

May Allah protect us from the evil eye, envy, and every harm we cannot see. May He grant us protection, healing, and complete well-being. Ameen.

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