Thanks to @Exil for helping me with research, we both made this thread together as we are quite experienced in Sufi matters and believe this knowledge will be beneficial to the entire forum.
Because as far as I know, there is no thread on this powerful jinn king, and little jinn content in general.
This post will contain some information about jinns, shams al maarif information, and finally instructions to work with a great jinn king.
To begin, I’ll give you a basic rundown about jinns and why working with them is a good idea:
Jinns are creatures that are said to be made of a smokeless flame, there are many tribes which have different superiorities over us, some are bigger and stronger, some are faster, and so on.
One thing they have in common, however, is that they have the ability to manipulate energy and matter.
To put it simply, they can convert them back and forth.
This means you could, for example, provide them water which they could turn into gold (There is even a spell for this in shams al maarif).
One important thing to note is that this would probably not happen for a novice magician, you would need quite a bit of experience and a good relationship with the jinn.
And furthermore, once you are able to do such a thing, you would obviously do your best not to publicize it due to the obvious issues that would come with it.
However I can agree that the spell in shams al maarif is legit as is the entire book, some arabian family claims that it’s what the elite in dubai use, however this is just folklore and unconfirmed to be true or false.
Besides that, jinns are everywhere. There is likely multiple in your house currently, though they are nothing to be scared of. Unless harmed or invoked for a ritual, our worlds do not cross over much.
There are many types of jinns too; religious, athiest, even occultist. Much like humans, they lead normal lives and follow different beliefs and have different sects.
Now back to topic of shams al maarif, also known as the sun of knowledge.
If you are arabic, or taken an interest in arabic magic you’d definitely be aware of this book.
There are many versions afloat the internet, however most if not all translations are heavily inaccurate and therefore invalidate the work. Many also suppress the “good parts”.
The book is a grimoire about esoteric spirituality by a famous Sufi.
It includes things such as magic squares, sacred geometry, Abjad (arabic gematria), invocations, astrological knowledge, and a lot more.
The book has a reputation for being haunted and there is many stories about it involving brutal scenarios.
However, I see it as pointless to tell you what happens to people who don’t educate themselves on rituals and read for fun, and I know everyone on this forum has common sense and this mainly consists of experienced occultists.
I plan to post more information about jinns and shams al maarif soon, and do not want to prolong this thread too much, so I’ll continue.
Now onto the jinn king, King Shamhurash also known as Samhures and Shamhurish. He is ruled by Jupiter and linked to the angel Sarfya’il who is also ruled by Jupiter.
Unfortunately, I can’t provide much information on the angel. However that isn’t the focus of the thread anyway.
You are probably wondering, what can Shamhurash do for me?
To put it simply: Protection, justice, Abundance, and he can create deals with jinns who do whatever else you want.
Shamhurish is one of the best jinns to work with, due to his love for humans and justice.
He is also merciful to those who work with him badly, and will allow you the chance to make amends.
He is described as a powerful king with a massive palace, however he visits humans often due to his interest in us. He is a firm believer in justice and fairness.
As such he can provide justice applicable to your situation, however much is considered “fair”.
He is also a great protector, infact many Arabs say that if one of your ancestors enters a protection pact with him, he would protect the entire bloodline until it finishes.
When you saw that he is ruled by Jupiter, I’m sure you some of you already assumed he would be related to abundance, and you would have assumed correctly. Ask not for a specific amount, rather explain your financial situation to him and ask for a resolution.
Finally, he has a vast network of jinns similar to how demons have vast legions. His network is so large that a command would be passed down the ranks many times, but his command would be done very quickly too.
He is always ready to hear your call and offer, ask respectfully and you will be given what you desire with the same respect.
I am unaware of any sigil, as many Arab mages do not use these. However his invocation rite from shams al maarif can be found below:
AJIB YAA SYAMHUUROSY BIHAQQIL MALIKIL MUWAKKILI ALLADZI TASARRO-A FII KHIDMATIHI SHORFAYAA-IIL WA BIHAQQI SYATHOTHLASYIN (2X), BIQOTH-HIISYIN (2X), WABIHAQQI MAA LAWKHIL QUDROTI MAKTUUBUN AN TAWAKKALU BI ALUUHAN (2X), AL-AJAL (2X), AS-SAA’AH (2X)
Repeat this as many times as it feels right to do so.
Some notes whilst working with him:
Offer food, but do not offer water or liquid (from my knowledge, jinns dislike being offered water)
Treat him respectfully
Many arab mages will do a long fast before invocation. I would say a long fast is not necessary and is rather symbolic instead, so as such do something great to show your devotion to him whilst invoking.
Finally, be sure to comment your experiences or additional info if you have any. And make sure to let me know if you found this info useful and would like to see further posts like this.
I am currently working with an academic translation from parts of the book - from 1930 
I will watch this thread with interest (esp. if something about the application of the seven seals comes up, ha)
apparently the book is available in English on Amazon (not sure how well it’s translated) with some horror warnings in the feedback aswell 
