As human beings, we cannot deny that evil exists. But, while there are sceptics surrounding the … well, art … of black magic, there are countless stories about people who preach and practise black magic (such as santau). Unfortunately, a lot of the time, such practices are exercised by those who are envious and “bitter” of the success of certain individuals. Those that often fall victim to such practices tend to be those who are constantly in the public eye — and/or have been making their rounds in the public sphere in some way, shape, or form — in the business and entertainment industries, where there is always competition.
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Recently, Malaysian singer Caprice — born Ariz Ramli — revealed that he was harassed by an individual who was allegedly a “shaman” in an attempt to send him black magic via phone call. The singer took to his Instagram to address the issue saying, “If there is any police officer or anyone who can help. There’s a psychotic shaman here. He hasn’t stopped calling me.’’
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According to Caprice, he had familiarized the number because the caller contacted him last year. The public figure was accused by the shaman of eloping with his daughter. Not only that, the shaman, known as ‘’Pakcik Nasir from Rawang’’, tried to obtain information about himself such as his home address and workplace. The 32-years-old singer also shared with his followers a clip of an ustaz answering a phone call on his behalf. However, the video has been removed by Instagram.
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In case you missed it, this wasn’t Caprice’s first terrifying encounter with black magic. Back in 2019, he came across a ‘pelesit’ (evil spirit or demon) outside his house. May we all always be protected by good deeds.
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