#frommyperspective @amjadali g/studio Very common belief…
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Very common belief in many parts of Pakistan is the superstition of the “evil eye” (nazar) that someone’s jealousy or praise can directly cause harm, illness, or bad luck to another person.
I am not fully agree with this belief for several reasons:
Firstly, many situations blamed on the evil eye can be explained through natural causes like stress, health issues, or simple coincidence. Secondly, believing too strongly in it can create unnecessary fear and anxiety in people, especially children. Thirdly, it sometimes shifts responsibility away from real problems for example, instead of improving habits or fixing mistakes, people may blame “nazar.” Fourthly, it can also lead to mistrust between people, as someone’s success might be seen as harmful to others. Fifthly, there is no scientific evidence that proves the evil eye directly causes harm. Sixthly, focusing on such beliefs can stop people from thinking logically and making practical decisions. Lastly, I believe positivity, effort, and awareness play a much bigger role in shaping outcomes than unseen forces like nazar.
Very common belief in many parts of Pakistan is the superstition of the “evil eye” (nazar) that someone’s jealousy or praise can directly cause harm, illness, or bad luck to another person.
I am not fully agree with this belief for several reasons:
Firstly, many situations blamed on the evil eye can be explained through natural causes like stress, health issues, or simple coincidence. Secondly, believing too strongly in it can create unnecessary fear and anxiety in people, especially children. Thirdly, it sometimes shifts responsibility away from real problems for example, instead of improving habits or fixing mistakes, people may blame “nazar.” Fourthly, it can also lead to mistrust between people, as someone’s success might be seen as harmful to others. Fifthly, there is no scientific evidence that proves the evil eye directly causes harm. Sixthly, focusing on such beliefs can stop people from thinking logically and making practical decisions. Lastly, I believe positivity, effort, and awareness play a much bigger role in shaping outcomes than unseen forces like nazar.
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Evil eye have some reality and even in our religion there is proof about it but blindly blaming everything to evil eye is really bad thing and base on such superstition lot of problems accounts.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
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