What if the greatest magic was not in spells or sorcery, but in illusions that shape our minds, control our choices, and disconnect us from truth?

In The Reality of Sihr, Harsa Khan unravels the ancient concept of "Sihr" — often misunderstood as supernatural witchcraft — and reveals its deeper meaning through the lenses of psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and the Quran. This groundbreaking work challenges myths, confronts dogmas, and exposes the systems of manipulation that have long governed human belief.

From the false accusations against Solomon to Moses' confrontation with illusionists of Pharaoh's court, from the symbolic trial of Harut and Marut to modern propaganda machines and media manipulation — this book traces how minds are hijacked, perceptions distorted, and truth buried under centuries of deception.

Each chapter takes readers on a journey into:

The neuroscience of fear and belief

The hijacking of spirituality through rituals and superstition

The psychological tools of mass control

The battle between illusion and higher consciousness

The philosophical roots of deception in society and religion

This is not a book about fantasy — it is a wake-up call to reclaim your mind, your purpose, and your freedom.

If you've ever felt that the truth is hidden in plain sight, this book will help you see it clearly.