جننا (Spirits) are supernatural beings in Islamic and Arab folklore, often described as entities created from smokeless fire. They possess free will, similar to humans, and can be good, evil, or neutral. The concept of جن (Jinn) is prevalent in various cultures, with stories and beliefs surrounding their existence and interactions with humans. In Islamic tradition, جننا are mentioned in the Quran, where they are held accountable for their actions on the Day of Judgment. They can influence human lives, sometimes causing mischief or providing guidance. The belief in جننا has led to various cultural practices and rituals aimed at protection or communication with these spirits.