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Seeking guidance for a difficult situation

I’m writing this with tears in my eyes, can’t really talk to anyone in real life. My dad lost his job about a year ago out of nowhere-he’s a professional, used to work at a big firm. He’s applied to so many places, even got interviews, but right when they’re about to sign his contract, something weird always goes wrong at the last minute. It just doesn’t make sense. We spoke to an Islamic scholar, and they said someone in our extended family did black magic on him to stop him from earning money. I don’t get why anyone would do that out of jealousy-my dad is honestly the most humble and down-to-earth person I know. But Allah knows best. Lately, he’s become really short-tempered, always shouting, and once he nearly threw a plate at me. He never acted like this before, and I’m honestly scared sometimes. He’s the only one supporting his divorced sister and our family. At night, I secretly see him crying alone, and it just breaks my heart. The scholar suggested some taweez to help remove this burden, but honestly I’m not fully sure about that approach. If anyone knows any duas from the Quran or Sunnah I could read, or any practical solutions, please share. I feel so helpless right now. May Allah reward you all.

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Please, please avoid the taweez. The Prophet prohibited amulets. Stick to ruqyah-recite Surah Al-Falaq, An-Nas, and Ayat-ul-Kursi over him and a bottle of water. You can also put seven sidr leaves in water and wash him with it. Trust in Allah alone.

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His sudden anger is likely the stress and the effect of the sihr, poor man. It is not him. Don't take it personally, habibti, but do keep your physical safety in mind. Recite your adhkar and play Surah Al-Baqarah on a speaker loudly in the house for three days; it chases the shayateen away.

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Ya Allah, replace his tears with immense relief.

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Ya Rabb, ease their affairs.

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SubhanAllah, jealousy really eats away at people.

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May Allah protect your father and grant him a halal provision soon.

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Hasbunallahu wa ni'mal wakeel.

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Astaghfirullah, reading this made my heart sink. That unexplained block at the last minute is a classic sign. Make wudu before you recite, and read the last two verses of Surah Al-Baqarah every single night in the house without fail for forty days. Do not skip.

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Alhamdulillah, at least you know the source now.

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