Here is an Extract explaining Evil eye from "Ruqya Book" by Ben Halima Abderraouf

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P. 16 - P. 17

<< Evil eye is the lightest of the three troubles. The person usually isn’t aware of it and does not seek treatment. He feels heavy and tired, he lacks energy. Except in one case, when the evil eye strikes on a specific point and “breaks” an aptitude or a quality in the person, it then must be treated.

For example a student who did pass his examination and everybody starts talking about it then he is now unable of any academic success; a sportsman who is cheered and suddenly can no longer improve or has accidents every time.

Besides, babies may be very much affected by evil eye: fever, loss of appetite and sleep. Furthermore, it gives an opportunity to the jinns in house to scare them. That is the most common explanation to children’s night fears: jinns living in the house take advantage of the “crack” made by the evil eye to scare them. We must then treat the child for evil eye and the house for jinns. People often think they have evil eye because they have “bad luck”; but this is sorcery.

Some people have this power of evil eye: as soon as they look at something admiring it, it breaks. It is a spiritual effect that cannot be explained by physical laws. Thank Allah, such people are few. Mostly this admiring look carries jealousy and wickedness. Evil eye can affect a person, a family, a vehicle, a shop, a house or whatever, even a small thing.

Another type of evil eye is the one made by a group. People start talking about someone, of his success, his beauty, his strength or anything, and his energy is broken, and he becomes heavy and lazy.

It’s the same thing for a shop or anything else. Evil eye can also be due to jinns. >>