Witches' Village

Summary of the book Have you ever heard of Salem witches? It is a major case that happened in the seventeenth century, revealing the decline of thinking and falling into superstitions due to the excess of distancing from reason, where about 20 people were executed on charges of "witchcraft." The first Arabic translation of the novel The Witches by the author of legends and historian of the history of magic M. F. B. Perley.. "This book presents the most brutal and saddest period in modern English history, and it is an original and concise report on the history of Salem village of magic and witches. If it were not for the reports of historians and judges of that era, these facts would not have reached us, and the era of witchcraft would have remained forgotten, and evil for many people would have been mere illusions unrelated to reality, and we would not have seen or heard about it except on television and in fictional stories. But what has been conveyed here is not without clarification, as it reached us through eyewitnesses who lived among the witches for a century, witnessed their evil, suffered from their deeds, and breathed the same air under the same sky, which makes the reader move over the chimneys of England and the roofs of straw houses when this documentary file is in their hands. It also allows him to see the consequences of jealousy and plots among people more than three centuries ago, making him a complete world that draws before our eyes in a way full of wonder! At that time, magic was the other face of science due to its widespread among the people of Salem, except for a few who were of high social and cultural status and refused the existence of magic or involvement in its practitioners and believers. Nevertheless, many still believe that (followers of Satan) existed, especially those who accused others in Massachusetts, not the accused themselves! And perhaps they were right; who would have revenge on their neighbor or friend for no reason? The author’s name is M. F. B. Perley, publisher Dar Al-Nashr, Cemetery of Books.