Can sihr prevent someone from getting married?

Practitioners describe a pattern where marriage proposals repeatedly collapse without cause. Suitable matches withdraw at the last stage, arrangements break down over trivial issues, or the person feels sudden strong aversion to every proposal that arrives.

The reported markers are repetition across many years, unrelated people behaving the same way, and no explanation that anyone can identify.

The ordinary explanations deserve honest consideration first. Expectations that do not match circumstances, a narrow social network, family interference, timing, and simple bad luck account for the vast majority of delayed marriages. So does the anxiety that builds after several disappointments, which is visible to others and does affect how meetings go.

Delayed marriage is also, frequently, just qadr. Some people marry late and marry well. Attributing it to sihr adds distress to a situation that is already painful, and rarely improves anything.