Magic has been a part of human society for centuries, and it has been referenced in different religious texts, including the Quran.

The sequence of events surrounding magic can be traced back to when Qabeel (Cain) killed Habeel (Able). The people of Cain were misled and supported by Shayateen, who were corrupt. The Prophet Nuh’s Flood wiped out everyone, but people soon went astray again and Satan started pushing them towards magic. Whenever people sought help, Allah sent prophets and angels, including Harut and Marut, to teach them the science of magic. However, instead of using it to protect themselves, people started using it for the wrong things, as Satan whispered and deceived them.

This pattern repeated itself throughout history, with Satan and his followers using magic to challenge the prophets and their miracles. For example, at the time of Moses, Satan and his followers used magic to compete with Moses, but the magicians of Pharaoh eventually realized that Moses was not using magic but the truth from their Lord. Similarly, after the death of Prophet Soleman, Satan deceived the nation by claiming that Prophet Soleman was a magician and had used magical formulae.

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In conclusion, the relationship between Satan and magic is a complex and fascinating topic that has been depicted in various religious traditions throughout history. While magic is often associated with evil, it is important to understand the context in which it is used and the means by which we can protect ourselves from its negative effects.