Is writing the Jaljalutiyah supplication and carrying it among the forbidden acts?

Al-Jaljalutiyyah is one of the Sufi orders, and it contains শরعي (Shar'i - religiously lawful) violations that lead to shirk (definition) (polytheism or associating partners with Allah Most High), especially with its inclusion of tawassul (seeking intercession) through things whose nature is unknown, such as "Samad," and the use of strange names that may belong to devils, as is the case with the Barhatiyyah names used by sorcerers. Some scholars have described these books as teaching sorcery, and some Sufis consider them to be divine revelations and inspirations, even though they may be attributed to the sciences of philosophers or to Solomon (peace be upon him). It is mentioned that followers of these orders memorize satanic words and talismans, while they may not even properly recite Al-Fatihah. Therefore, carrying books of Al-Jaljalutiyyah and using its talismans is haram (definition) (forbidden), and may even reach the level of shirk. A Muslim is self-sufficient with what is in the Book of Allah and the Sunnah (definition) of His Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).