The evil eye is a superstition or belief that a malevolent glare, often given out of envy or malice, can bring harm or bad luck to the person it is directed at. This concept is prevalent in various cultures around the world, especially in the Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian regions. People often use protective talismans or amulets, like the “nazar” or blue eye charm, to ward off the effects of the evil eye. The belief in the evil eye has been deeply rooted in folklore, with rituals and practices developed to counter its negative influence.
