[pinkpanther]

No, that is false. Our Prophet صلي الله عليه وسلم wasn't under a spell. He was always under the protection of Allah from the devil.

Are you sure? You don read what is negative isnt it..

Yes, some ahadith in Sahih al-Bukhari describe an incident where the Prophet Muhammad was believed to be under the influence of magic. Specifically, it's narrated that he had thoughts of engaging in intimacy with his wives while not actually doing so, due to the effects of magic. This incident is linked to a man named Labid bin Al-A'sam, a Jew, who reportedly cast a spell on the Prophet using a comb and hair. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

The Spell:
The hadith describes the magic affecting the Prophet's mind, causing him to imagine he was performing actions he wasn't. 

The Perpetrator:
The spell is attributed to Labid bin Al-A'sam, a Jewish man from Medina. 

The Materials:
The spell is said to have been worked using a comb and hair, possibly with other items like a pollen skin, according to some narrations. 

Discovery and Healing:
The Prophet eventually became aware of the spell and, through divine intervention, discovered the location of the materials used (a well). 

Response:
The Prophet, upon discovering the well, had it filled with earth, and Allah healed him from the effects of the magic. 

Scholarly Interpretations:
Sunni scholars generally accept the authenticity of these ahadith and interpret them as a test for the Prophet and a demonstration of Allah's power to heal.