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The present work is a compilation of occult knowledge acquired from diverse sources of the Ilmu Al-Hikmah, or the Islamic occult tradition in Indonesia. The majority of these teachings represent the legacy left to us by the spiritual Islamic adepts of the Middle East. Elements of Indonesian Shamanism and Kejawen may also be found in the occult knowledge presented in these eBook. The latter tradition is one of the other major occult streams to be found in the island of Java. Most of the occult teachings of the exercises, rituals, rites, spells, etc., to be found in these series of eBooks have been gathered from the numerous metaphysical Islamic lodges here in Indonesia. Not all of these are spiritually oriented, some are decidedly “black” in nature. We trust that the readers of these eBooks are spiritually mature and will not use or apply these teachings for any negative purposes. We present them basically for educational purposes and as literary curios. We hold no responsibility for their misuse or abuse.

This paper is especially directed to the seasoned-practitioner of magic, as the various keys to making them work will not be explained herein. The keys may be discovered through personal search, study, contemplation and experimentation. It is said that by simply possessing the keys any system of magic may be successfully applied. The compiler believes that the practitioner of these teachings would have a good percentage of success in their application with the appropriate knowledge at hand.

The occult practitioner with years of experience to his credit will find this and other compilations of this series to be extremely valuable. The fact that the prayers and mantras are in Arabic should not deter the magician from practicing them. Sincerity and seriousness in the work would open up doors of literal and spiritual understanding. One does not have to be a Muslim to work Islamic magic–it is initially sufficient to live the spiritual precepts and truths as to be found in all religions. We can devote ourselves to the Deity using any language as media–fundamentalism and fanaticism should not be part of any occult student’s attempt to reach out to the Divine Omneity. Understanding Arabic and the meaning of the prayers, though, would be beneficial.

The reader ought to keep in mind that the pure concentrated intent of the magician is a powerful factor in making these rites work.