The Quran and the Hadith contain numerous references to the dangers of jadu and its prohibition. Muslims are advised to seek refuge in Allah from the evil of jadu and to recite certain verses and prayers for protection. It is believed that the recitation of Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Nas can provide protection against jadu and evil spirits.

Islamic scholars and experts in Islamic law have also warned against the dangers of jadu and its negative effects on individuals and society. They advise Muslims to seek knowledge and education about Islam and to rely on Allah for protection and guidance.

It is important to note that some people may falsely claim to have knowledge of jadu or to possess the ability to remove it. Muslims should be cautious of such claims and should seek guidance from reliable sources, such as Islamic scholars and professionals in the field of psychology and counseling, if they experience any form of harm or distress.