Magical Scams Rising: Frog Blood, Donkey Tongue, and Lard Among Ingredients
Magic Fraud on the Rise: Scammers Using Unethical Ingredients for Spells
There has been an increase in fraudulent activities involving the use of unethical ingredients such as lard, turtle blood, donkey tongue, and bile for casting spells. These scammers target vulnerable individuals who seek solutions to their personal problems, promising magical solutions through satanic rituals.
Some individuals might want to reconcile with a former partner or wish harm upon someone they dislike. These so-called teachers claim to have supernatural powers and offer to cast spells on behalf of their clients in exchange for money or materials like frog blood, donkey tongue, or lard.
Speaking on the matter, a shopkeeper emphasized that magic is strictly prohibited in Islam and anyone practicing it risks being considered an infidel. It is stated in the Quran that engaging in magic is forbidden, regardless of the intentions behind it.
Interestingly, these unethical materials used for spells are readily available on the internet. Lard is being sold for 272 lira for 100 grams, while frog blood is priced at 250 lira. Unfortunately, to fulfill these requests, animals like frogs are being slaughtered, highlighting the cruel and unethical nature of these practices.
It is essential for individuals to be cautious and avoid falling victim to these scams. It is crucial to seek legitimate and ethical means of addressing personal issues rather than resorting to magical solutions that exploit both people and animals.
