sihr tarot

In the brilliant galaxy of human cultural history, people have sought life’s direction from the heavens, earth, and divine beings, and explored the uncharted realms of the unknown—through tarot, astrology, chants, and writings alike.

In Arab culture, Sihr is precisely such a word steeped in magic. Like a hidden thread, it weaves together these obscure and mystical forces, crafting a mysterious world brimming with exotic fantasy and wonder.

Sihr is a blessing from the divine to the wanderer, an ever-flowing spring in an oasis, the liminal space between reality and dreams, and an obscure secret whispered in hushed tones. When one murmurs Sihr softly, they feel the lingering warmth of magic, hear the murmurs of jinn, touch the pulse of nature, and in a single breath, embark on a spiritual journey that transcends space and time.

The Sihr Tarot centers its card design on symbols and motifs rooted in Arab culture, drawing inspiration from traditional Islamic artistry and the poetic cadence of the Quran. Whether you are a seasoned tarot reader or a curious newcomer to the tarot world, this deck awakens our spiritual senses, guides us to embrace boundless possibilities, delves into the mysterious corners of our consciousness, and unveils the hidden mysteries and profound truths of the world.

Four of wands
Fate will reward me according to my deserts. I enjoy every moment of life, luck, happiness and joy accompany me. The surrounding events seem to sing along to the beat of my life.

Three of Cups
The holiday begins. And during it, all planned affairs will be successful, longlost friendship and other relationships with loved ones are restored. Luck will smile spiritually, and also for your loved ones.

Nine of Swords
Fear has completely taken over me. My enemies are on the alert. Maybe I have become my own enemy. There are minor failures: maybe you shouldn’t pay so much attention to them and focus on the global ones?

Nine of Pentacles
The process of spiritual labor (or some kind of work) is finally completed. But the person does not feel satisfied at the end. He needs support or advice from the outside, perhaps he needs a mature person for these purposes.