Art of Letters and Permutation (The Glyph Master): This art is the core of the magic of the ancients. Each letter is a world on its own with its own spiritual power and attribute. The ancient magicians would spend years of their lives deciphering and exploring the mysteries of each letter and its place in the cosmic order. Armed with this knowledge, they would apply complex formulas of permutation and exotic art designs to manifest these energies in their lives. They would use the letters for everything from healing to causing spirits to appear.  

Magic Squares and Talismanic Art (The Sage): Magic squares have been associated and used in magic for centuries. The ancients took this art to an elaborate new level, with complex and beautiful designs. They developed intricate systems of creating specialized magic squares, using them as the basis for calling on angels, jinn, and other spirits for all their needs in life (spiritual or mundane). They also collected the talismanic art of the Sabians, Nabateans, and ancient Greeks and combined it with their knowledge of both astrology and gem stones. Magic squares and talismanic magic constitute a beautiful and vast art and science that has barely been touched upon or utilized fully in the West.

Magical Conjurations – the Jaljalutiah (The Magical Bard): The ancients recorded powerful conjurations in melodic and poetic style. The daily recitation of these conjurations provided them with a complete magical ritual. This included everything from spiritual development, to protection, to enlisting spirits to their aid in their lives. These master conjurations and bardic magic are a rare practice these days. Of the few that have survived, one of them is known as al-Jaljalutiah.

Jinn – Collaboration and Evocation (The Summoner): Jinn have fascinated people for thousands of years, both in the East and West. These are an objectively real, semi-physical race, with powerful magical attributes. They are known by many names across the world, from the Jinn of the Arabs to the Sidhe and Elves of Europe. All the legends and myths have one common element: they don’t like to be seen or found by humans. This is true and, as a result, most of the magic of communicating with them has slowly disappeared from the world. Yet they continue to exist around us and from time to time we spot them as beings of light or dark shadow-like beings that then disappear. They are responsible for many occult and psychic phenomena and still they continue to distrust and avoid us as much as possible. The knowledge of communicating with them hasn’t been totally lost. The Arabic art of Jinn Magic remains almost in its complete form.