Effect of Fear Consciousness on The Effect of "Eye and Health" And Its Relationship to Security and Permanent Stability

Kurdistan Region as An Example

Abstract

This study delivers an in-depth analytical examination of the occurrence of overwhelming fear of the evil eye and the noticed effects of magic, a concern notably common among Kurdish Muslims in the Kurdistan Region. It searches the substantial psychological harm this intensified fear causes to individuals, in addition to its clear influence on family stability and social security. This  study recognizes and analyzes the basic reasons that lead to ongoing anxiety and fear linked to the evil eye and magic.

Furthermore, the study examines the traditional and cultural methods utilized within Kurdish society to handle with these fears, including preemptive practices rooted in Islamic teachings and transmitted folk customs. It also critically reviews the harmful effects that certain preachers and religious figures may have in escalating fear and anxiety within the Muslim community. Eventually, the research shows a number of important findings and practical recommendations intended to restrain the distribution of this occurrence and decrease its negative effects on individuals and society in general.