Jinni
Jinni, also spelled djinn or genies in English, are a class of supernatural beings found in pre-Islamic Arabian folklore and Islamic theology. The term jinn is Arabic, often interpreted as beings created from smokeless fire and distinct from humans and angels. In Islamic tradition, jinn are one of the three intelligent creations of God, endowed with free will and moral accountability, comparable to humans in their capacity to choose good or evil.
Jinn are generally described as invisible or only partially perceptible to humans, though they may take on
Folklore distinguishes several jinn types, including the powerful ifrit and the marid; other figures such as