He says, my uncle was afflicted by magic, so my grandmother went to a woman who was said to be among the righteous, and she gave my grandmother some things claiming they would help cure him.

But after a while, my grandmother discovered that she was a sorceress.

This is a very important issue, which is that some people say: this woman is righteous, and immediately they go to her, and immediately. this is not allowed.

It is not allowed, especially since most of those who deal with these things are magicians and charlatans.

So a person must be cautious, not just because someone said this is good, or that is good, and she went immediately without asking, this is not allowed.

One must verify in such matters, sometimes a person may disbelieve in Allah the Blessed and Exalted without realizing it.

When he goes to those magicians, sorcerers, impostors, and others.

So it was necessary to ask before going, especially women. I warn women because this happens most often among women, whether practicing magic, performing magic, or seeking treatment for magic.

Ninety percent are women. It's a disaster.

Women must have taqwa of Allah the Exalted, meaning in going to female magicians or magicians, or using magic, or.

Doubting magic, and this among women is something completely unnatural.

So men should warn their women about this, and women should have taqwa of Allah the Blessed and Exalted. Even men sometimes practice magic, but we must pay attention to this important matter.

She says my grandmother continued giving my uncle these things.

You must ask someone who understands these matters, she may have given him things that also involve shirk and so on, I don't know what she gave him.

But be careful, is this a treatment or not? Ask the doctors.