**Jinn, also spelled as genie or djinn, is a supernatural creature in Islamic mythology and theology. According to Islamic belief, jinn are created from smokeless flames and are made of a type of energy that is not visible to human eyes. They are considered sentient beings with free will and the ability to shape-shift and possess humans. Jinn are believed to exist in a parallel world to that of humans and can interact with humans, either positively or negatively. In Islamic tradition, jinn are said to be able to grant wishes to those who summon them, but it is considered sinful to do so. Jinn are also believed to be responsible for some diseases and mental illnesses, and are thought to be able to cause harm to humans if they are not treated with respect. --ar 2:1 --q 2 --s 250 --v 5** - Image #1 <@1076038465206091787>
Jinn, also spelled as genie or djinn, is a supernatural creature in Islamic mythology and theology. According to Islamic belief, jinn are created from smokeless flames and are made of a type of energy that is not visible to human eyes. They are considered sentient beings with free will and the ability to shapeshift and possess humans. Jinn are believed to exist in a parallel world to that of humans and can interact with humans, either positively or negatively. In Islamic tradition, jinn are said to be able to grant wishes to those who summon them, but it is considered sinful to do so. Jinn are also believed to be responsible for some diseases and mental illnesses, and are thought to be able to cause harm to humans if they are not treated with respect.