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Feroze Khan Opens Up About Falling Victim to Black Magic

Feroze Khan Opens Up About Falling Victim to Black Magic

  • Feroze Khan revealed a personal ordeal involving black magic.
  • He shared his experience through an Instagram story.
  • He revealed that he discovered this recently.
Renowned Pakistani actor Feroze Khan, who has starred in popular dramas including Aey Musht E Khaak, Ishqiya, and Khaani, recently shared details of a personal experience with black magic. In an Instagram story, the actor—who tied the knot with psychologist Zainab in June 2024—detailed the unsettling symptoms he experienced.

Khan explained, "I recently discovered I was a victim of black magic. Previously, I had only heard about it. I also knew that people often report various mysterious things, and I also felt the same kind of energies and vibes around me." He described experiencing "doubts and illusions" and feeling as though "the devil was controlling my thoughts."

Despite the unsettling experience, Feroze emphasized that his faith remained strong. "I feel fortunate that I never went astray due to my connection with Allah and the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.W.),” he said.

Here's what he shared:

 

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Khan said he was able to handle the situation because of his spiritual practices. "I didn’t lose my faith or my senses and continued to pray for Allah’s help. A friend of mine kept me motivated, and I strengthened my connection with Allah."

During this difficult period, the actor sought advice from religious experts as well. He mentioned that he was troubled by "strange sounds," but that he eventually found comfort in his faith.

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