The book is divided into several chapters and sections, covering topics such as:

The text is written in classical Arabic, often utilizing cryptic abbreviations and highly technical terminology understood only by scholars of the medieval period. A non-specialist reading a PDF translation (or even the original Arabic) is likely to find the content incomprehensible or, worse, dangerously ambiguous.

If you are a casual reader looking for spooky bedtime stories, . It is dense, archaic, and deeply confusing without a teacher (Sheikh). You will not find Harry Potter spells; you will find 600 pages of letter squares in archaic Kufic script.

A major and controversial portion of the work describes rituals for contacting and commanding supernatural beings like angels and jinn. PDF and Availability

The Sun At Midnight: The Esoteric Sciences of the Letter and the Spirit

has a polarizing reputation. Throughout history, many orthodox Islamic scholars have banned or discouraged its study, fearing it borders on