Nasur Djinn Empowerment — The Invocation of a powerful Mārid
Nasur Djinn Empowerment is a distance empowerment centered on Nasur, a mārid, one of the powerful and rebellious classes of jinn. Nasur is a spirit of formidable baneful power. Bound as the servant (khādim) of the names recited over him, he is charged to fulfil the request without delay.
What passes in an initiation, then, is not a spirit but that authority: the idhn, the permission. The tradition holds that the idhn alone turns the recitation of a name from sound into command. Without it, the names are words. With it, they become keys.
Benefits & Virtues
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Separation of a group.
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bleeding of an enemy.
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Compelled romantic attachment
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Compelled romantic attachment
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Vengeance and more
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Bringing an unconscious person home.
Tradition, Lineage & Symbolism
Nasur (Nāṣūr in the original formulas) belongs to the mārid, a powerful and rebellious class of jinn in Arabic spirit lore. The account that records him is uncompromising. It sets him among the helpers of Iblīs, within a hierarchy of devils, ʿafārīt and named spirits, and portrays him as a dangerous presence. It is a working expressly closed to beginners.
His conjuration is a cosmology in miniature. The qasam swears by the Day of Resurrection, by the Light and the Light of Light, by Isrāfīl who sounds the Trumpet, by the sun blazing in Aries and the moon descending in Aldebaran. It calls on the Torah, the Gospel and the Psalms, and on the sixty-six lamps said to remain in the dome of the Children of Israel.
Arabic and Syriac conjurations meet here in a single architecture of oath, binding and dismissal (qasam, zajr and ṣarf). All of it takes place within the khalwa, the secluded place whose resident spirits, the ʿummār, must first be sent away.
You Will Receive
✦ Personal Nasur Djinn Empowerment, transmitted by Kandegh
✦ Complete English Manual, 10 pages
✦ The three formulas of the Nasur sequence (Dismissal of the ʿummār, Invocation and Conjuration of Nasur, Dismissal of Nasur) in their original transliteration, each with an approximate English reading aid
✦ Five figures redrawn from the source material
✦ The ritual vocabulary of the working (khalwa, qasam, zajr, ṣarf, khātam, shaʿbadh) with a full glossary and pronunciation guide
✦ Translation of the manual into your language on request
✦ Guidance by email after purchase
Nasur is not a spirit for the curious. For the practitioner ready to meet a mārid through oath, binding and dismissal, the transmission is open.
*All virtues and benefits described on this page are the traditional spiritual teachings and purposes of the system as recorded in its corpus. Spiritual work is not a substitute for professional medical