Djinns, or Jinns, are supernatural entities created from smokeless fire and live in a realm parallel to ours. They can be benevolent, malevolent, or neutral. 
 
Malevolent Djinns—such as Ifrits or Shayatin—are thought to cause harm through deception or emotional disruption. They are summoned and sent to a person or a couple to walk in the shadow with them wherever they go. The Djinn will not leave the target(s) unless they are retreated from the practitioner.
 
Summoning Djinns is considered highly dangerous for practitioners and require extensive experience. We now have a Djinn practitioner at Jenny Demonic. His name is Nabeel. He and his adepts will do Djinn summoning with us. Because Nabeel is extremely busy his summonings needs to be scheduled at least 48 hours in advance. 
 
In practical terms, when someone uses a Djinn through Sihr (black magic) to curse a person or a couple the effects are believed to manifest in deeply disruptive, emotional, and psychological ways. 
 
The targeted person(s) may suddenly begin to feel intense emotional changes, such as irrational anger, sadness, or fear—often without a clear reason. They might start to experience nightmares, insomnia, or feel an unexplained presence around them.
 
In the case of a couple, the love and connection between them may begin to fade rapidly or be replaced with resentment, fights, jealousy, or even disgust.
Communication breaks down, and misunderstandings become constant, even over small things. Sometimes, one partner may start to avoid the other or feel repulsed by their touch or presence.
 
In more extreme cases, targets report physical symptoms like headaches, stomach pain, fatigue. Some also describe hearing whispers, seeing shadows, or feeling watched.
 
Spiritually, the person may feel disconnected, anxious as if their inner peace has been disturbed.
 
It's also believed that the Djinn can create false dreams or illusions, convincing one partner that the other is cheating, lying, or hiding things—even if it's not true.
 
People who believe they’ve been affected often say the goal of the Djinn in these cases is to isolate, confuse, and emotionally wear down the person until the relationship breaks or the individual begins to deteriorate mentally and spiritually. In breakup Sihr, the couple may end things suddenly and feel hatred or blame toward each other, even if they were deeply in love before.
 
Summoning a Djinn to cause a breakup between a couple often involves a ritual rooted in Sihr al-Tafreeq, which is a specific form of magic believed to cause division between two people.
 
The number 40 is important in Islamic tradition. It is believed that Djinn must be summoned for 40 days during a period of 12 months or four times at an interval of 10. Summoning involving Sihr Djinn are done for 10 nights and can be repeated four times a year. 
After summoning a report will be sent to Jen. She will add a Hoodoo piece to your cast and send you pictures and report. For breakup, a separation figural candle will be used. For a single target a single figural candle will be used.