A woman has recovered Rs2.5 million after allegedly falling victim to an online spiritual healing scam operating through Facebook. The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Karachi Zone recovered the entire amount following an investigation into the fraud.
The victim, identified as Syeda Arjumand, approached the agency after losing money to a Facebook page named “Qurani Wazaif”. The page allegedly attracted people by offering spiritual treatments and promising solutions to their personal problems.
According to an NCCIA spokesperson, the woman operating the page collected money by claiming she could provide spiritual assistance. She also allegedly promised access to supernatural helpers known as Muwakkils.
The victim was specifically promised two such helpers, who would supposedly resolve her problems. However, the promises eventually led to a financial loss of Rs2.5 million.
How the Facebook Spiritual Healing Fraud Unfolded
The incident dates back to November 2025, when Syeda Arjumand transferred money through several transactions. She sent a total of Rs2.5 million to multiple bank accounts during this period.
One of the accounts reportedly belonged to a man identified as Aafaq. The payments formed part of the alleged fraudulent arrangement involving the Facebook page.
After losing the money, the woman filed a complaint with the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency. Consequently, the NCCIA Karachi Zone launched an investigation to trace the individuals connected to the transactions.
NCCIA Recovers Full Rs2.5 Million for Victim
Following its investigation, the NCCIA traced the account holder and facilitated the recovery of the victim’s entire Rs2.5 million.
The recovery provided financial relief to the woman after months of uncertainty surrounding the alleged fraud. However, the investigation has not yet concluded.
The agency confirmed that further inquiries remain underway to identify everyone involved in the scheme. It also intends to take action against those found responsible for the alleged financial deception.
NCCIA Warns Public Against Online Spiritual Healing Scams
Following the recovery, the NCCIA urged people to exercise caution when dealing with social media accounts offering spiritual services.
The agency particularly warned against pages demanding money in exchange for spiritual healing, religious services or special remedies. Such offers can expose unsuspecting individuals to financial fraud.
Moreover, people should carefully assess online claims before transferring money to unfamiliar accounts. Promises involving supernatural assistance or guaranteed solutions to personal problems deserve particular scrutiny.
The case highlights how social media platforms can become channels for financial exploitation. Therefore, the NCCIA’s warning serves as a reminder to verify online spiritual service providers before making payments.
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