Iblis - Azazil (Satan) Jinn Altar Cloth

This demonic and horrific symbol of Azāzīl (Satan, Iblis) was beautifully illustrated by Nestor Avalos, and is featured in "Whispers of the Jinn" by Michael W. Ford. This altar cloth banner is suitable as measuring 24 X 24" Inches to be above an altar or kept folded until an invocation is conducted.

The following is a small section from this forbidden grimoire, with permission from the author and publisher.

"“Fire is superior to Clay” proclaimed Azāzīl, “I will not prostrate myself before humans as they are inferior to our kind”. There is but one Iblîs, who is Azāzīl, the Lord of Light and Fire. There are legions of shayāṭīn, many satanic jinn, but only one al-Shayṭān. Iblîs exists in both the Imaginal, cast from the Celestial, and holds authority over the Terrestrial, moving and influencing as a spiritual force that tempts, destroys, or guides by Waswās (Whispering) by way of Qalb (the Heart). The majestic father of humans on this earth, beginning from our spiritual heritage via the gift of luminous fire, the Black Flame of consciousness, to the tests and journey in this world of matter, has source from Azāzīl. The epithet of Iblîs (al-Shayṭān, the Devil) reflects the rebellious nature of the Bearer of the Black Flame. Azāzīl is the Adversary, tempting and testing the clay of humanity; those who develop a strong will and trusting ones’ intuition, the attainment of the Black Alchemical transformation of from Clay to Fire and Light, a dedicated initiatory journey in life via Liberation, Illumination, and Apotheosis." - From "WHISPERS OF THE JINN - Arabic Black Magic" by Michael W. Ford

This altar cloth features a one sided print with hemmed edges. Care instructions: Cold water delicate cycle, hang to dry. No bleach. 24" X 24" Inches