The Forbidden Grimoire Of Harut And Marut

First, I would like to congratulate Ishtar Publishing for its bold move to print all 200 pages in this book in color. The book's presentation is excellent. As mentioned in the title of my review, this book is a sort of grimoire of arabic magick which I consider a rarity since there are not many arabic magick book that is translated into english. So, another kudos for Ishtar for make this translation available to us. On another side, I found out that many contents in this book are already covered in Al Toukhi's Red Magic which is also published by Ishtar. You will find an explanation from publisher why the magic in this book is also called 'Red magic'. So it's kind of rendundancy for me for I also have a copy Al toukhi's red magic. The second thing that I would like to emphasize about this book is its impracticality. As with the Red Magic, although straightforward, most of spells and incantations in this book requires you to have a knowledge in understanding of arabic language, especially in pronounciation and writing, not to mention elaborate and difficult to find materials in order to perform some of the most powerful spells in this book. If you look this book as references for magick spells than it will suites you well.

Those who have not worked with Arabic magick will disregard this book because of lack of knowledge. Some people complained of having a lot of love spells in this book than any other spells.You can change the statement, for instance "Let N. son of N love N." to what you desire. So if you see a love spell, that does not mean it is only a love spell but rather, it can be used for different purposes. The author cannot list all the purposes that is why he used love spell as an example. So it is just a guide and any sensible person can work around it.

Top Class Book No paralell.

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Excellent and very interesting