Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and other hormonal disorders are increasingly common among women worldwide, yet their exact causes often remain hidden beneath layers of complex biological and environmental factors. As medical science strives to understand the full picture, another perspective—rooted in spiritual tradition—continues to gain traction among those who feel their conditions are beyond the physical. In Islamic metaphysics, certain reproductive disorders are not merely medical phenomena but are linked to sihr (black magic), particularly a form designed to block the womb or disrupt hormonal balance.
This article explores the spiritual dimension of PCOS and hormonal imbalances, focusing on how sihr may play a hidden but profound role in these conditions. We will not offer any Ruqyah instructions, but instead provide a holistic understanding for those seeking answers beyond the clinical lens.
WHAT IS PCOS AND HOW IT AFFECTS WOMEN
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder that affects approximately 1 in 10 women of reproductive age. Common symptoms include:
Irregular or absent menstrual cycles
Excess hair growth (hirsutism)
Acne and oily skin
Weight gain and difficulty losing weight
Infertility or reduced fertility
Ovarian cysts
Mood fluctuations
PCOS is characterized by an imbalance in reproductive hormones such as insulin, estrogen, and androgens (male hormones). This imbalance can interfere with ovulation and other essential reproductive functions. Although factors like genetics, lifestyle, and insulin resistance are often blamed, many cases of PCOS defy explanation even with medical intervention.
WHEN THERE IS NO PHYSICAL CAUSE
Some women with PCOS-like symptoms have normal blood work, clear ultrasounds, and no family history, yet still suffer from irregular cycles, infertility, and hormone disruptions. Despite trying various treatments—such as metformin, hormonal pills, or weight loss—they see little or no improvement.
For these women, and especially in communities with a spiritual worldview, attention often turns to a possibility rarely mentioned in clinics: sihr that targets the womb.
BLACK MAGIC BLOCKING THE WOMB
Sihr refers to a form of spiritual harm inflicted through dark, forbidden rituals involving jinn, objects, and contracts intended to damage, bind, or mislead a person. One of the most destructive and commonly reported forms of sihr is sihr designed to prevent conception, disrupt the menstrual cycle, or create hormonal chaos.
This type of sihr is often cast:
Out of jealousy, especially from women struggling with infertility or those envious of beauty, youth, or success
By a rejected admirer or an ex-lover
Through generational curses or ancestral spiritual interference
Through taweez (charms or written spells) placed near or inside the home
Unlike biological disorders, sihr manifests in unpredictable, irrational, and fluctuating ways. Symptoms may come and go with no consistent pattern, making them harder to diagnose or treat with conventional medicine.
COMMON SINGS OF WOMB-RELATED BLACK MAGIC (SIHR)
While every case is unique, some recurring signs that the womb may be under spiritual attack include:
Sudden onset of hormonal imbalances with no medical explanation
Repeated miscarriages or unexplained infertility despite healthy anatomy
Irregular periods that fluctuate wildly or stop entirely
Pelvic pain or bloating that doctors cannot explain
Dreams involving snakes, blood, or being tied down
Feelings of heaviness or tightness in the lower abdomen during salah or Qur’an recitation
Marital discord that begins around attempts to conceive
Lack of desire or physical aversion to one’s husband, seemingly without cause
These symptoms may mimic medical issues like PCOS, endometriosis, or thyroid disorders but remain resistant to treatment. In many cases, women find themselves emotionally drained, spiritually confused, and physically unwell—without a clear diagnosis.
HOW SIHR INTERACTS WITH ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
In Islamic metaphysical understanding, the human body is not only composed of flesh and bone but also energy and spiritual pathways. When jinn or sihr target a woman’s body, they often attack the hormonal centers, particularly:
The hypothalamus, which regulates hormones related to menstruation
The pituitary gland, which signals ovulation
The thyroid, involved in weight, metabolism, and energy
The ovaries, where hormonal imbalances manifest physically
A disruption in any of these centers can throw the entire reproductive system into chaos. Spiritual blockages can mimic or trigger hormonal disorders by interfering with natural rhythms of the body, causing anxiety, depression, and insomnia—all of which exacerbate hormonal imbalances.
THE ROLE OF EVIL EYE (AYN) IN HORMONAL IMBALANCE
Besides sihr, another major spiritual cause of hormonal imbalance may be ayn—the evil eye. It is believed that a person can unintentionally harm another with a glance of envy, particularly toward fertility, beauty, or youth. A woman admired too openly for her figure, her long hair, or her glowing pregnancy may later suffer unexplained hair loss, acne, or reproductive issues.
Unlike sihr, ayn requires no ritual. It is spontaneous and unintentional, yet spiritually damaging. Symptoms can be similar to PCOS or thyroid dysfunction—weight fluctuations, acne, hair growth or loss, emotional instability—all of which may not show up in lab tests.
MEDICAL OR METAPHYSICAL
To be clear: not every case of PCOS or hormonal disorder is caused by sihr or ayn. Many women have well-documented medical causes for their symptoms. However, in cases where all medical paths have failed—and especially where symptoms began suddenly or in connection with emotional or relational trauma—a deeper investigation may be warranted.
Islamic tradition encourages believers to seek both medical and spiritual treatment, recognizing that the two are not mutually exclusive. A holistic understanding of the body and soul can open doors to healing that science alone may not reach.
CONCLUSION
PCOS and hormonal disorders are modern medical puzzles with ancient spiritual echoes. For those suffering in silence, suspecting that something unseen is blocking their womb or disrupting their hormones, sihr offers a lens of explanation rooted in centuries of spiritual knowledge.
By recognizing the signs, understanding the mechanisms, and seeking both physical and spiritual clarity, women can begin to reclaim power over their bodies—and perhaps discover that their suffering had meaning far beyond the hormonal.
