Part I: The Trap of Sihr

Chapter 4: Trials, Patience, and the Absence of Justice

Sihr Is No Longer Just a Minor Disturbance

After everything began… I started to realise something very important.

Sihr is not just a subtle disturbance that disrupts sleep or tightens the chest. It is not just a burning sensation in the body, nightmares, or a loss of focus. It is much bigger than all of that.

Sihr is an unrecognised criminal system.

If someone is stabbed, the world will respond. There will be police reports. There will be investigations. There will be defence and prosecution. There will be CCTV footage, witnesses, court proceedings, and possibly even media coverage.

But if someone is afflicted by sihr?

Who will believe it?

No police will come to help. No court will accept the complaint. No CCTV will show who sent the jinn into your body.

Victims of sihr must endure on their own. Without witnesses. Without defence attorneys. Without anyone who asks, “How are you feeling today?”

And I… I am one of those victims.

I was afflicted with layered sihr. I knew who did it. I knew when it started. I knew how it was delivered. But none of it could be used as evidence in any court of law.

All I had was a body wounded from within. A confused mind. Children crying for no reason. And endless nights that no one cared about.

The Absence of Legal Protection Against Sihr

This is the reality. There is no formal legal system that can protect you from sihr.

If someone is physically assaulted, many parties will respond. NGOs will issue press statements. Activists will stand outside the police station. Lawyers will bring the case to court. The culprit could be imprisoned or caned.

But what about sihr?

No one cares. There isn’t a single act that clearly defines sihr as a punishable offence.
How do you prove a jinn resides in the body?
How do you prove the poison entered through a dream?
How do you prove your energy has shifted due to unseen interference?

We are only left to endure.

With supplication. With ruqyah. With tears no one sees. And in many cases — with a slow death that people label as “depression” or “emotional disturbance.”

Today’s sihr is not like the old days, filled with smoke and blood. It is modern. It is systematic. It is delivered through sihr cartels that have their own technologies — subtle communication, silent coordination, and interdimensional operations that no one can trace.

The Greater Question of Justice

This leads to an even greater question.

What does justice mean for victims of sihr?

We often hear:

“Do not retaliate with sihr. Let Allah deal with them.”
“If we respond, we are no better than them.”

These words sound noble. But they usually come from those who have never been tested. From those who have never walked through the quiet hell of the unseen.

Because those who are truly tested know — this is not about vengeance. This is about survival.

Most of those who speak like that have never:

• Woken up at night feeling as if their body was on fire

• Vomited blood because something moved inside their stomach

• Watched their spouse and children collapse one by one, without any logical reason

• Wanted to die not out of weakness, but because no one believed them

And what if you knew there was a way to stop all of this?
What if you knew there was a path to neutralise the disturbance?
What if help existed, not to take revenge, but to end the suffering?

Should you just let it go?

This is the real question.

Not the question of an average person. But the question of a khalifah.

Because a khalifah is not only responsible for himself. He is responsible for those under his care — his children, his wife, his family, his people.

When we are tested, it is not to act recklessly. It is to see… what we choose.

Will we surrender to rage?
Or will we act from a place of trust and responsibility?

When Sihr Becomes a Crime Without Justice

After going through phase after phase of pain, one overwhelming question began to grip my mind and heart:

How long will we remain silent?

How long must sihr victims hide behind the walls of patience and endurance, while the perpetrators roam free — plotting, attacking, and continuing their legacy of destruction?

I started to see sihr not as a personal disturbance.

It is a spiritual criminal system with no legislation. No legal code. No place in human courts.

If someone is assaulted on the street, people will rally to support them. There will be videos. Witnesses. And ultimately — punishment.

But when someone is afflicted by sihr?
No one will believe it.
In many cases, even their own family does not believe it.

Sihr, System, and the Need for End-Time Justice

I do not intend to delve into hudud, qisas, or ta’zir. That is the domain of scholars and legal systems being developed.

But I do want to say this:

The world now needs a justice system for sihr.

Why?

Because sihr is no longer exotic or rare.

Today, sihr is used like a weapon. It is a silent weapon far more dangerous than a rifle. It can deaden a person’s heart without spilling a drop of blood. It can destroy a marriage that took years to build — in just one week.

It does not kill physically. It kills through:

• Psychological breakdown

• Emotional destruction

• A complete loss of direction in life

Sihr has become a tool in battles of ego, unrequited love, power struggles, and inherited family hatred.

And it is no longer conducted by random individuals. But by sihr cartels with structured networks.

I know — because I have faced them myself.

When the World Cannot Offer Protection

I once tried to seek help through official channels. I spoke to authorities. Gave testimonies. Asked that something be done. But every time sihr was mentioned, their facial expressions changed.

Some chuckled.
Some smiled sarcastically.
And some simply said:

“Sorry, no physical evidence. We can’t bring this forward.”

That was when I realised…

Sihr does not exist within worldly systems.
It survives within the fear of its victims.

And as long as victims remain afraid to speak up — the perpetrators will continue to reign.

Therefore, the world needs a new form of justice system. Not to replace existing laws, but to fill the spiritual void that conventional legal systems cannot reach.

True Justice Must Come From Those Who Have Been Tested

One thing I’ve learned…

Only those who have been wounded truly understand what justice means.

And maybe… just maybe, that is why I was tested.

Not just to survive.

But to understand.

To understand what thousands of sihr victims feel.
To understand what it means to weep on the prayer mat while enduring invisible pain.
To understand what it means to fight silently when every night feels like a battlefield.

And to understand that this battle is no longer mine alone.

It is the beginning of an awakening — one that many others will join.

End of Chapter

This chapter is not just a personal confession. It is the beginning of a greater struggle — one that goes beyond saving myself.

It is about liberating people from the chains of spiritual oppression — imposed by cruel humans using the forces of the unseen.

Sihr is not just a private sin.

It is a spiritual crime that systematically destroys the soul.

And the khalifahs of the end times… must no longer remain silent.

They must rise.
Not in anger — but in awareness.
Not in vengeance — but in strategy.
And not to retaliate — but to break the cycle of tyranny for the sake of those who will come after us.