Book of magic

This is a book about "e;witchcraft,"e; which is an exciting and strange topic. A serious reader may see it as a kind of promotion of superstition, but others will reply that magic exists and is witnessed. Everyone has seen it in their lives, in addition to its mention in the Holy Qur'an. This funny and important book was published more than seventy years ago. Its author notes that he is fully aware of what might be said about his book, and what might be raised around it, so he begins by identifying four motives that led him to become preoccupied with the subject of this book. On the one hand, he proves the existence of magic and witches, and then seeks to remove the slander that has stuck in the reader's mind. And lies about magic and his belief that it is a kind of deception, then distinguishing between magic, sorcery, quackery, and other means of deception and deceiving the minds of simple people, with a description of the magician, his distinctive signs, the evil power that he uses in his works, and the secrets and mystery that surround his life. All of this is with the aim of warning the reader against rushing into these satanic acts or trying them because of the great harm they cause to him and others.