As for magic and sorcery, this is a serious matter, because a person cannot become a magician unless he devotes acts of worship to the devils and jinn.

There is no doubt that the magician who truly does this.

Magic, and they realize that he is not a Muslim, but we say that in such matters, most of the time people talk about them based on assumptions.

They imagine certain actions and behaviors, or for example, some behaviors that people do spontaneously, or perhaps also some suspicions, and they think it is magic or something like that. For this reason, we say they must be cautious.

And they should make sure, and not spread talk among people just based on doubts and suspicions.

Or about some things for which they find no explanation, whether words or actions or the like, for there are people who do things.

Out of forgiveness, or he does it with good intentions, but he does not intend magic by it.

And it is not magic, and he does not know anything about magic. So we say at that point, let it become clear. But when it becomes clear, and he is certain about it with certainty.

Either she admitted and confessed herself, or she said and confided to some of them, and some of them spread that matter to others, and it became known that she does not lie.

And the seven cattle are known, not those who avoid them out of fear for themselves, nor is it that he refuses a gift from her out of fear that she might bewitch him with it, nor is it so with her food or drink.

Nor is it the case to exchange gifts with her, for example, clothing or a garment or anything else, out of fear that there might be something of magic in it. That is allowed for them, even if they do it, if they mostly think

that this will deter that sorceress and prevent her from doing it, for boycotting in that case is obligatory. And Allah knows best.