The words used to spell magic in the Harry Potter books are ‘real’

The Nashville Street Edward Catholic School in the US state of Tennessee has banned all books from the Harry Potter series and will no longer make these books available to school children or encourage children to read them.

Dean Riehl, the school’s chaplain, says the books are heavily influenced by witchcraft and talismans, and the decision was made to remove them due to the risk of an inappropriate interest in ghosts among students. He said that exorcists in America and Rome have also been consulted in this regard and their opinion is that these books should be kept away from the reach of students.

Reverend Riehl says the words used to cast spells in the Harry Potter books are ‘real’ and there is a risk of them inspiring demons. Rebecca Hummel, the school’s soprano-tendant, says that Pastor Riehl has full authority in this matter and that his decision is final. Rebecca says that the Harry Potter books will still be available in other libraries.

The author of the Harry Potter books is JK Rowling who wrote the first book of the seven book series in 1997 and the last book was published in 2007. All these books became very popular among the youth all over the world. All these books were also made into movies that broke all the revenue records. Harry Potter books have also been translated into many languages ​​including Urdu.

The magical stories of these books are based on the lives of a young wizard Harry Potter and his two companions Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley who are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. These stories are mainly based on Harry Potter’s struggle against Lord Voldemort, a very powerful demon who has gained immortality due to his extraordinary talismanic power and ended the “Ministry of Magic” administration of talismans throughout the world. Wants to take over.