Is it permissible to describe things as "magic" or "magical" with the intent of expressing their fantastical or spiritual nature, without the presence of actual magic or such an intention?

There is no harm in likening some things to magic, or saying that they are magic, in reference to the strength of their effect on people's souls, such as a "magic cure" or a "magical evening." The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, described some eloquence as magic due to its profound effect, as stated in the noble Hadith: "Indeed, there is a magic in eloquence." This simile does not refer to unlawful magic; rather, it indicates the ability of eloquence to win over souls and attract listeners, whether to truth or falsehood, by powerfully swaying or captivating hearts through its influence.