Practical Jinn Magick by Corwin Hargrove book questions

Did you work with goetia?

Yes the only magick I’ve not tried yet is with djin !

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What’s the name of this book?

Practical Jinn Magick by Corwin Hargrove

Edit: ah sorry just realised you’re referring to a different book referred to elsewhere in the thread

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Yeah I was asking about the persian book but this also sound vary useful thank you

In jinn magick iranian people believe that there’s sucha thing called the twin demon I’m not sure if it would be a good translation for it but basically they belive that there’s a jinn who was born in the specific moment that you have and there are ways you can get their name contact them and they would help you out and give you information it’s like familiar spirit but diffrent
Do you have any information on this?
I’ve tried to find english sources about them but I couldn’t

Do you mean the Qareen ?

Yes exactly Thank you
Do you have one?

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According to Islam everyone got a Qarreen but idk how to call upon mine… do you know how to do that?

There’s a way to find out the name
I know mines name and I made a sigil for it I’m not sure If contacted it tho
You calculate the name based on abjad numbers
I think I could do yours too I need to study the process again

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Anyone experience with the Book Practical Jinn Magick?

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@anon97554939 has.

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Yepper sure do. I have worked with it quite a bit- mm for almost 2 years now actually. :slight_smile:

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I want to buy a Universal circle, does anyone know if i am allowed to use it with Djinns or during the rituals from that the book Practical Jinn Magick?

Also i have read that some Djinn Kings need to be summoned during specific days of the week. Does anyone got results when doing the rituals on different days than the author says it must be done?

Also does anyone know to which race/tribe the Djinn Kings from that book belong to? There are races/tribes such as Iffirt, Ghoul etc…

These are the names of the Djinnic Kings
Al-Mudhib
Murrah al-Abyad Abu
Abu Mihriz
Barqan Abu al-Adjayb
Shamhurish
Abu Hasan Zoba ah
Abu Nuh Maimun

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You can use it with any type of spirit.

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You can use the circle, it won’t hurt anything. I don’t personally use circles, but it’s not conflicting imop.

I get better results when I do the rituals on the days as Hargrove lists them, but I’ve used them on other days, usually because I had to for an emergency situation, and have still garnered results in most cases.

I know he quotes the book at 50/50 for results. I think he’d be stupid do anything else if he’s giving numbers, because some people won’t follow directions, some won’t jive with the djinn etc. But I see much higher results with his works, probably 80% or so overall, though the works I do for myself garner results more often than those I do for others, so just throwing this out here as an average for the combined.

The most important thing I’ve noticed with working with the djinn and especially this book, is how you word your request. He talks about making it sound ridiculous, like if you want $200 asking for some ridiculous amount instead- he’s 100% correct.

When I just say what I want, I’m lucky to get results. When I make it sound like a grand request, that only the djinn that the djinn king assigns to the task can possible ever make happen, I get results. Make it sound like it’s a grand quest worth their time, but keep it short.

As far as the reason you give goes, I pretty much always say it would make me feel better, regardless of which ritual it is.

Not offhand, I’m sure you could google it, they are the kings you find in most djinn magic literature, so I’m sure the information is out there.

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Like I said these are the common kings I find in magical literature about the djinn. But you can find more information on them by shortening it to Mudhib, Murrah, Murrah or Mirhiz, Barqan, Shamhurish, Zobah, and Maimun and using google.

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I’ve had this book for awhile but got discouraged by the 50% claim. 80% makes me want to pick it back up. Thanks for this.

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They enjoy ritual fires when you do the rituals. Should be a special time like half of hour and add some of your nails or body hair especially pubic :wink: They materialize better. Try getting that kind of working and you will see the effects are more powerful

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Are you referring to a full blown evocation, or just feeling there energy when the person summoned them? i am doing theses rituals indoor so i wont be making any big fires. i can light a few candles though. Can i just burn the nails and pubic hair in a small bowl as a offering? or has it to be a big giant fire? I have read that making offerings to the Djinns is not a good idea, because than they want to stick around.

Are you familiar with working with the Djinn kings from this book?

These are the names of the Djinnic Kings
Al-Mudhib
Murrah al-Abyad Abu
Abu Mihriz
Barqan Abu al-Adjayb
Shamhurish
Abu Hasan Zoba ah
Abu Nuh Maimun