The Amulets of Sihr
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Khat [kkh.aat]; Twigs of a plant used as a stimulant/intoxicant
Kohl [kohl]; A black powder or paste used for facial beautification
Kitaab [kee.taab]; Book
Kufr [koo.fr]; Sin
Mabkhara [maab.kkh.aa.raa]; Incense burner
Madrassa [ma.ad.raa.saa]; School
Ma’alim [maa.aa.leem]; Teacher
Masjid [ma.as.jeed]; Mosque/ Place of Worship
Musalla [moo.ss.aal.laa]; Prayer room
Muadhin [moo.aad.dh.een]; An announcer for prayer
Oudh [ood.dh]; Scented wood
Qadhi [qa.ad.dhee]; Judge
Rebab [rey.baab]; Stringed Musical instrument
Sahir [saa.heer]; Magician/Sorcerer
Salaam [saa.laam]; Greeting
Santur [sa.an.toor]; Stringed musical instrument
Shaytaan [sha.ay.ta.an]; Devil
Shayateen [sha.aya.teen]; Devils (plural)
Sheikh [sh.ay.kkh]; Nobleman/Scholar
Sherbet [sh.arr.batt]; A cold drink of fruit juice with/without milk
Sihr [see.hr]; Magic/Sorcery/witchcraft
Silaah [see.laah]; Weapon
Shukran [shoo.k.ran]; Thanks/Gratitude
Souk [soo.wk]; Market
Tahini [taa.hee.nee]; A creamy sauce made from sesame seeds
Tef [tef]; Drum
Ud [ood]; Stringed musical instrument
Ummi [oo.m.mee]; Mother
Ustaadh [oos.taa.ddh]; Wise and learned individual
Thaub [tth.aw.b]; Single robe, worn by men
Aarguf [aar.goof]
Abaraina [aa.baa.raay.naa]
Abdi [aab.dee]
Abidan [aa.bee.daan]
Abunaki [aa.boo.naa.kee]
AbuZahil [aa.boo.zaa.heel]
Adad [aa.daad]
Adam [aa.daam]
Adil [aa.deel]
Adva [aad.vaa]
Agni [aag.nee]
Ahumai [aa.hoo.maa.ee]
Alulim [aa.loo.leem]
Anbar [aan.baar]
Ard [aa.rr.d]
Ar-Rushdi [ar.roosh.dee]
Avira [aa.vee.raa]
Azazil [aaz.aaz.eel]
Azhar [aaz.haar]
Azufil [aa.zoo.feel]
Ba’al [baa.aal]
Babak [baa.baak]
Babati [baa.baati]
Banu [baa.noo]
Baqil [baa.keel]
Barish [baa.ree.sh]
Bashiri [baa.shee.ree]
Bayzar [baay.zaar]
Bisrah [bee.s.raah]
Darr [da.arr]
Dymek [dee.mek]
Elzafaan [ell.zaa.faan]
Eth [eth]
Fa’iz [faa.eez]
Falami [faa.laa.mee]
Faraj [faa.raaj]
Fareibah [faa.ree.bah]
Farid [faa.reed]
Fusan [foos.aan]
Galel [gaa.lel]
Ghadan [ggh.aa.daan]
Ghasif [ggh.aa.seef]
Ghulam [ggh.oo.laam]
Gizwani [geez.waa.nee]
Gussar [goo.ss.aar]
Haddad [haa.dd.aad]
Haim [ha.aym]
Haleem [haa.leem]
Harun [haa.roon]
Harus [haa.roos]
Hassin [haa.ss.een]
Hitu [hee.too]
Huda [hoo.daa]
Hurus [hoo.roos]
Iblees [ee.blees]
Idumea [ee.doo.may.aa]
Iyad [ee.yaad]
Jaffar [jaa.ff.aar]
Jalal [jaa.laal]
Jalil [jaa.leel]
Jaul [jaa.ool]
Jawad [jaa.waad]
Jubair [joo.baa.eer]
Myrah [mee.raah]
Kaka [kaa.kaa]
Kanaan [kaa.naan]
Kashif [kaa.sheef]
Kataan [kaa.taan]
Kazimi [kaa.zee.mee]
Khoury [kkh.oo.ree]
Khurn [kkh.oo.rn]
Khuru [kkh.oo.roo]
Laban [laa.baan]
Lahib [Laa.hib]
Layla [laay.laa]
Ma’alim [maa.aa.leem]
Majtaba [ma.aj.taa.baa]
Masri [maa.sree]
Mika’il [mee.kaa.eel]
Mirah [mee.raah]
Mirza [meer.zaa]
Misbah [mees.baah]
Mukhtar [moo.kkh.taar]
Murad [moo.raad]
Nabiha [naa.bee.haa]
Nabun [naa.boon]
Nechem [ne.chh.em]
Nizaam [neez.aam]
Nuzhah [nooz.haah]
Qurais [qoo.raa.ees]
Rafi [raa.fee]
Rasha [raa.shaa]
Rauf [raa.oof]
Riah [ree.aah]
Ruwaid [roo.wayd]
Sabbagh [saa.bb.aa.ggh]
Saif [sa.ayf]
Salim [saa.leem]
Samiya [saa.mee.yaa]
Shahzad [shaah.zaad]
Shura [shoo.raa]
Sitra [see.traa]
Siyaad [see.yaad]
Suha [soo.haa]
Sumrah [soom.raah]
Surukh [soo.roo.kkh]
Talia [taa.lee.aa]
Tasseem [taa.ss.eem]
Thamir [tth.aa.meer]
Tuma [too.maa]
Ufuk [oof.ook]
Urduk [oor.dook]
Ussam [oo.ss.aam]
Uzuris [oo.zoo.rees]
Varda [vaar.daa]
Yael [yaa.el]
Yabis [yaa.bees]
Yusri [yoos.ree]
Zaki [zaa.kee]
Zafar [zaa.faar]
Aftara [aaf.taa.raa]
Aghara [aa.gh.aa.raa]
Ahul-hama [aa.hool.haa.maa]
Alhram [aal.h.raam]
Almah-Zurah [aal.mah.zoo.rah]
Alshura [aal.shoo.raa]
Arammoria [aa.raam.mor.ee.yaa]
Aztalaan [aaz.taa.laan]
Baghda [baa.gh.daa]
Din-Galad [deen-gaa.laad]
Dunhah [doo.haah]
Fashaan [faa.shaan]
Ghafa [Ggh.aa.faa]
Ghuldad [gh.ool.daad]
Hanan-Sula [haa.naan.soo.laa]
Hangai [haan.gaa.ee]
Haraldar [haa.raal.daar]
Hifa [hee.faa]
Hizak [heez.aak]
Hubur [hoo.boor]
Imar [ee.maar]
Immorkaan [ee.mm.or.kaan]
Ingha [een.gaah]
Khabara [kkh.aa.baa.raa]
Khalidah [kkh.aa.lee.daah]
Khamur [kkh.aa.moor]
Mirzaan [meer.zaan]
Mudanisin [moo.daa.nee.seen]
Murfaqat [moor.faa.qaat]
Nihar [nee.haar]
Ninya [neen.yaa]
Rhud [rh.hood]
Rhudah [rh.oo.daah]
Rhunga [rh.oo.gaa]
Sadh [saa.dh]
Samaan [saa.maan]
Shabb [shaa.bb]
Simnia [sim.nee.yaa]
Suria [soor.ee.yaa]
Uduf [oo.doof]
Undomi’an [oon.do.mee.aan]
Uzad [ooz.aad]
Zarzara [zaar.zaa.raa]
Zila [zee.laa]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
My apprenticeship with Mika’il began nearly a decade ago, enabling me to scribe all my experiences with Mukhtar and Saif. It was during this time that my encounters with the Unseen took corporeal forms, wherein in the past, I had only read of them in books, or spoken of them in discussions.
There is nothing fictitious about the Jinn. Tread with caution.
Over the years, I compiled my recollections and thus began this journey. There is still much to unravel. Much to explore and discover. A greater adventure is still afoot, and I am purposed to see it to its destination.
To you, I reach a welcoming hand.
Let us make this journey together.
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