The jinn, their food and how they can change our eating habits | Abu Musa #Islamichealingnz #ruqyah

What do the Jinn eat? Can black magic or the evil eye affect a person's appetite and eating habits? In this thought-provoking lecture, Abu Musa explores the relationship between the Jinn and food, discussing authentic Islamic teachings regarding what they consume and how their influence can manifest in certain circumstances. Drawing upon real-life cases and experiences, Abu Musa shares stories of individuals who experienced unusual changes in their eating habits as a result of black magic, the evil eye, or Jinn-related afflictions. He discusses how, in some cases, these changes can become severe, leading to excessive eating, loss of appetite, significant weight fluctuations, and conditions that resemble or contribute to anorexia or obesity. Through the lens of the Qur’an and Sunnah, Abu Musa examines the unseen factors that may affect a person while highlighting the importance of seeking protection through authentic Islamic teachings, supplications, and remembrance of Allah. 📌 Topics Covered: • What food do the Jinn eat? • Islamic evidence regarding the diet of the Jinn • Can black magic affect appetite and eating habits? • The impact of the evil eye on a person • Extreme changes in appetite and eating behaviours • Cases involving anorexia-like symptoms and obesity • Real-life stories and experiences • Protection through Qur’an, Sunnah, and daily adhkar Important Note: The experiences and cases discussed by Abu Musa are drawn from his years of working with and assisting many individuals facing a variety of challenges. While Islamic Healing NZ seeks to educate and address these matters from the perspective of Islamic and religious methods of healing, we strongly acknowledge that many symptoms and illnesses may have medical, psychological, or other natural causes. We encourage everyone experiencing health concerns to seek appropriate professional medical advice and treatment alongside any spiritual support they may pursue. May Allah protect us from all forms of harm, seen and unseen, and grant us health, guidance, and well-being.