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Qur'anic misconceptions addressed 
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السلام عليكم
there’s a authentic Hadith about evil eye that really troubles me whenever I think about it.
it’s regarding the treatment of evil eye. The prophet said you have to take the bath water of the person who gave the eye and make the person affected by the eye shower with the bath water.
There’s a Hadith where a companion was instantly cured using this method.
this sounds really superstitious, in addition if such treatment worked why couldn’t we see it working today and documenting it ? It would be really easy to prove the existence of evil eye (and by extension, Islam) to kafirs if people can be instantly cured by someone’s bath water.
وَعَلَيْكُمُ السَّلَامُ وَرَحْمَةُ اللَّهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ
I have not forgotten you. This is something that took me quite some time to somewhat understand but is something I am still not fully well-versed in. What I do know may or may not help so I’ll wait to understand a few questions I have as well – basically I was discussing this with a friend about two to three weeks ago and there’s a question I’d like to have clarified from a Shaykh; it should not take too much time and إن شاء الله within a week, I’ll be back with updates.
I will not reply here but will publish an article on this soon (إن شاء الله).
That’s great to hear, I will be waiting for the article. Jazakm Allah khair.