I'm not too familiar with the members on this forum, so I am not sure as to how users will react to my post. Being inexperienced in Islam-Magick relations, it is hard to draw the line as to what is permissible in the field of Magick when it comes to Islam. From what I have been able to muster up, It is too hard to tell as to what magick practices are permitted in Islam.

Through my understanding thus far, there are multiple ways to summon or conjure spirits. Through all the texts I have read in this field thus far I have noticed a recurring obscurity, all evocational instructions tell the conjurer to inform the spirit that it is HE himself who is summoning the spirit, with his power (or his will for that matter). This is Black Magick, am I correct?

What if one were to conjure in the name of Allah, pursuing White Magick. Islam mentions black magick in the Quran in regards to Prophet Solomon (peace be upon him). I have read many scholarly articles and have gotten various information about Magick in Islam, but everytime I fall short of what I am trying to find out. The summation of most of my endeavors leads me to the recurring conclusion that the benevolent use of magick (black magick) is prohibited but white magic is permissible in certain instances?

Any and all information appreciated.