Many Muslims wear Islamic eyes.

Salam. First of all, good luck! I have indeed seen this kind of blue eyes, which are mainly popular in Turkey. Turks have long believed in "blue eyes". Legend has it that once, a rich man stared at a fat cow passing by his house and said to his wife, "Today, I didn't see anything more beautiful than this fat cow." The fat cow that the rich man stared at fell to the ground and died, so his wife cut off the fat cow and took it home. People call the eyes of the rich in the story "jealous eyes" and believe that these eyes have great "terrible power", which killed the cattle.

Turks concluded that children, beautiful women and people who stand out from the crowd in society are the most vulnerable to "jealous eyes" because children are weak, while beauty and success are easy to attract jealousy. In order to protect themselves from "jealous eyes", Turks chose "blue eyes". Locals say that "blue eyes" can attract "jealous eyes". When "blue eyes" burst, it means that the disaster has been resolved, thus protecting people from harm.

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But this has nothing to do with Muslims. Islam has been circulating all over the world for many years, and it is inevitable that some places will be out of shape, but in different ways. Just because something is produced in an Islamic country like Turkey does not mean that Muslims should be like this. Because Muslims believe that the Lord is unique, they rely on God for everything, they only seek the mercy and protection of the Lord, and they do not rely on any amulet, including blue eyes. Wearing amulets is a way of matching things with the Lord (that is, comparing the created things with the gods), which is forbidden in the doctrine. The teaching examples of wearing amulets are as follows: if people who use or wear these things think that they are factors to attract blessings and avoid disasters, and that all the blessings and disasters are in the hands of God, they have committed a small crime of linking things with the Lord, because he regards things that are not the cause as the cause; If he thinks that these things can make money and avoid disasters by themselves, then he has committed the great sin of idolatry. Anyone who wears this kind of thing should give up completely and repent to God.

Hadith about wearing amulets: Biography of Ogbai Amir: I rode with ten people to see Musheng, and Musheng made an agreement with nine people to leave one. They asked why they didn't sign a contract with him. Musheng said, "He has an amulet on his forearm." When the man cut off the amulet, Musheng made a covenant with him. Mu Sheng said, "Whoever wears the amulet really connects others with the Lord." [Hadith of Ahmed, Hadith of Hakim]

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