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| Told By Al Saeed (Morocco) |
In my early youth, I never believed in supernatural entities or anything unseen, until an incident changed everything. It happened on a scorching summer night in the Fqih Ben Salah province, when I was sixteen years old.
2025-05-17
Cursed by Desire: A Clay Figurine Pierced by Obsession
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| By Kamal Ghazal |
Buried within the folds of history, beneath the sands of Egypt, one of the most enigmatic practices known to mankind was uncovered: compulsive love magic.
2025-05-16
Farah Issa: A Psychic Woman Who Helped Solve Murders
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| By Kamal Ghazal |
Farah Issa is an Egyptian woman whose extraordinary sensitivity to unseen realms has placed her among a rare group of individuals known as "detective psychics".
While her professional life revolves around running a successful business, her name became publicly associated with criminal investigations after she provided crucial information, through vivid dreams and visions, that helped solve multiple murder cases in Egypt.
While her professional life revolves around running a successful business, her name became publicly associated with criminal investigations after she provided crucial information, through vivid dreams and visions, that helped solve multiple murder cases in Egypt.
Ahl Al Khutwa: The Mystical Teleporters of Sufis
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| By Kamal Ghazal |
In Islamic mystical traditions, particularly within Sufism, there exists a fascinating belief in the supernatural ability of certain pious individuals, known as awliya (saints), to teleport across vast distances instantly. This phenomenon, called "Ahl al-Khutwa" (literally: People of the Step), refers to those who can traverse miles in the blink of an eye or even be present in multiple places at once.
2025-05-15
The Zohri Child: A Legend of Magic, Treasure, and Tragedy
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| By Kamal Ghazal |
In the rugged spiritual landscape of Morocco where mysticism, ancient beliefs, and sorcery intertwin there persists a disturbing legend that some children are born marked. These children, known as Zohri (also spelled Zouhri), are believed to possess supernatural traits that make them invaluable to treasure hunters and sorcerers who claim to work with spirits or jinn.
The Haunted Villa Of Abu Ouf
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| By Kamal Ghazal |
In the quiet Sri Lanka Street in Zamalek , Cairo’s historic and aristocratic district , old villas hide behind the leafy canopy of lebbakh trees. Among them stands one of the city's most enigmatic and whispered-about houses: the Abu Auf family villa.
From the outside, it looks like a classic remnant of Cairo's golden age. But inside, it tells a very different story — a tale of music, ghosts, and a name that echoes through the walls: Cicurel.
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