The Tasfir of Ibn Kathir claims that the Verses of Refuge left Muhammad with nothing to fear from this phenomenon, whether from the Djinn or mankind.
The Tasfir of Ibn Kathir claims that the Verses of Refuge left Muhammad with nothing to fear from this phenomenon, whether from the Djinn or mankind. Romans employed divine penis-shaped objects called Fascinum in response to this phenomenon. Belief in this phenomenon is responsible for the popularity of glass nazar beads in Turkey. Many reactions to it involve the number 5, perhaps in reference to the five fingers on a hand held up to the face. That image inspired the Hamsa, the most common ward used against this phenomenon. The target of numerous protective talismans around the Mediterranean, for 10 points, name this cross-cultural superstition in which people direct envy and ill-intent by leveling the namesake malevolent gaze.
The Tasfir of Ibn Kathir claims that the Verses of Refuge left Muhammad with nothing to fear from this phenomenon, whether from the Djinn or mankind.
The Evil Eye [accept envy or equivalents before mentioned]