There are curses born from hate, and then there are those pulled from the bones of the forgotten, whispered through the cracks of tombstones, and carved into the air above graves. This ritual is one of the most feared and secretive forms of Arabic black magic. Known only to a few who still walk the line between the living and the dead, this curse calls upon the ancient grave shaytan jinn, dark entities who sleep in burial grounds and feast on decay. They are not summoned with fire or blood alone, but with a call that echoes into the deep silence of cemeteries, a call only the condemned can hear. This curse is not a game, and it is not meant to scare. It is real, destructive, and final. Those who dare to use it must be prepared to accept the consequences, because once the spell begins, it cannot be turned away. It is a death sentence masked as sickness, a spiritual assault disguised as fate. And it does not stop until the target is broken beyond repair. The ritual begins in the shadows of night, when the world is quiet and the barrier between realms is weakest. The practitioner must walk among graves with purpose, knowing which graves to approach and which to avoid. Not all spirits will serve this purpose. Only the forsaken, the unblessed, the ones forgotten even by their own blood, will lend their energy to the curse. Grave dirt must be gathered with bare hands, taken directly from the resting place of someone who died alone or violently. This dirt carries spiritual weight, anchoring the curse to death itself. It is combined with the skulls of birds, bones collected under a waning moon, and herbs...