Hypersexuality is rare in children. Our case describes a 14-year-old girl who presented with a history suggestive of
hypersexuality. She was repeatedly raped and exposed to video pornography at a very young age. Consequently,
she became addicted to pleasure during sexual intercourse and actively involved in multiple unprotected sexual
intercourses. Management, in this case, was challenging, where early intervention with contraceptive methods and
cognitive behavioural therapy were unsuccessful. Subsequently, alternative treatment with Islamic psycho-spiritual
therapy combined with conventional therapy resulted in an improvement in her sexual pre-occupation. This case
highlights the importance of recognition of hypersexuality, especially among children with a history of sexual abuse
as management proofs to be challenging, and requires a multimodal approach to prevent a potentially devastating
outcome.