UFO Sightings Across the Arab World: Firsthand Encounters

ByKamal Ghazal

When it comes to UFO sightings, most stories seem to orbit around the United States, Europe, or South America. But beyond the usual headlines, the skies of the Arab world have quietly hosted their own share of unexplained aerial phenomena witnessed not by soldiers or scientists, but by ordinary people who stumbled into moments that defied reason.

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Arab Stars' Encounters with Black Magic

ByKamal Ghazal

Throughout history, several Arab celebrities have been associated with stories of magic, sorcery, and the supernatural whether as victims of dark spells or through alleged connections to ancient books of magic.

These controversial tales are not mere tabloid gossip; in many cases, the artists themselves have openly confessed during interviews, sharing experiences that defy scientific explanation.

In this article, we explore the most fascinating of these accounts, where fame, mystery, and fear of the unknown collide.

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Irqa Hospital: A Deserted Ruin or a Gateway to the Unknown ?

By Yasmeen Abdulkareem &Kamal Ghazal

Across the world, abandoned places often become breeding grounds for eerie legends and whispered tales of the supernatural.

In Arab culture, these places take on an even deeper mystique, where the realms of folklore and faith intermingle and the belief in djinn, spirits, and cursed grounds is very much alive.

One such location is Irqa Hospital, situated in northern Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a place that has risen to fame as one of the country's most infamous "haunted" sites.

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Yalbugha Bathhouse: Where History and Spirits Collide

By Kamal Ghazal

My troubles trace back to a Zār ceremony I attended when I was just six years old, a ritual whose true purpose and dangers I was too young and naive to understand. 

Over the following years, however, the devastating consequences became painfully clear. 

In the heart of Old Aleppo, Syria on the eastern slope of its ancient Citadel, stands the legendary Yalbugha Al-Nasiri Bathhouse.

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Chained by a Dark Entity

Told by Najwa (Jordan)

My troubles trace back to a Zār ceremony I attended when I was just six years old, a ritual whose true purpose and dangers I was too young and naive to understand. 

Over the following years, however, the devastating consequences became painfully clear. 

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Whispers Beyond the Staircase

Told  By Mrs. C.B (Syria)

My father passed away just a few weeks ago. It hasn’t been easy. He used to live upstairs on the second floor of our old family home in Latakia. And yet, even after his death, we still hear his footsteps, the same familiar sounds we were so accustomed to while he was alive.

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