The Radiant Jewels for Summoning the Kings of Jinn at the Right Time and Hour (al-Jawahir al-Lamma'a): An Arabic Grimoire of Planetary Hours and Jinn ... Islamicate Occult Manuscripts in Translation)

Al-Jawahir al-Lamma'a ("The Radiant Jewels") is a comprehensive Arabic grimoire devoted to the art of summoning the kings of jinn through the precise alignment of planetary hours, astrological timing, and ritual procedure. Attributed to al-Shaykh Ali Abu Hayy Allah al-Marzuqi, this text represents a mature synthesis of Islamic esoteric practice, combining Solomonic authority with practical astral magic. The work is structured around the seven classical planets and their governing jinn kings, providing the practitioner with complete protocols for each: the correct planetary hour, the day of the week, the specific incense to burn, the divine names to invoke, the adjurations to recite, and the talismanic seals to inscribe. Each operation is framed within Islamic devotional practice, beginning with Quranic recitations and divine praise before proceeding to the conjuration proper. Among its contents, the reader will find detailed tables of planetary hours and their correspondences; magic squares for each of the seven planets; talismanic seals and ritual circles for spirit summoning; invocations combining Arabic prayers with barbaric names (voces magicae); protocols for spiritual retreat and ritual purification; methods for binding servant spirits to ongoing service; and protective amulets and countermeasures against spiritual harm. This first complete English translation preserves the full text without abridgment or editorial commentary. Prayers, invocations, and Quranic verses are presented in a three-layer format: English translation, scholarly transliteration following the ALA-LC standard, and the original Arabic script. Non-Arabic mystical syllables have been transliterated exactly as they appear, preserving their precise ritual form. Magic squares, talismanic seals, and ritual diagrams have been reproduced as images from the source pages to maintain their visual integrity. This translation is intended for scholars of Islamic esotericism, historians of religion, and serious students of the Western and Islamic occult traditions.