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A benefit to be recited before starting any magic, and before spending the Amer (sons of King Tarsh)(1)

Before starting any magical work or prayer

It is read (7) times and these are the names.

Bmshtalkhn, taalakh, ttlmikhn, ghlkhn, ghaalkhn, Agreekhn,

With might, Bkhn, ... Yahoomn.

with The deeply of thunderWith a puff of Israfil, ... with the power of Mikael, ... with the power of Gabriael, ... with the fist of Azrael, ... come down, remove, open the door, break the talismans, and break The veil is between me and you quickly until this work of mine is completed.

NB; This use would pierce the magician's veil, so that he could see or hear the jinn or demons.

(1)King Taresh is the king of Al-Amar. They are a very large tribe and no place on earth is empty of them.

Ignoring them and not dismissing them leads to the failure of the magic or magic spells, We must give names and pronounce them as they are written (which is the ancient Syriac language).

The first lesson of Arabic magic, carefully translated

#Source ; The Tasturgis manuscript of the Great Pharaoh, translated by Bishop Shimon To Arabic in 1600 AD (Arabic black magic)

Abn Iiblis

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