Aïsha Qandisha is a figure from Moroccan folklore, often depicted as a jinn or spirit. She is known for her beauty and enchanting presence, which can captivate men. Traditionally, she is associated with themes of love and seduction, but also with danger, as she can lead men to their doom. In Moroccan culture, Aïsha Qandisha is often invoked in stories and songs, symbolizing both desire and caution. Her character reflects the complexities of femininity and the power dynamics between genders. She is sometimes compared to other mythical figures, such as Lilith or Siren, who embody similar themes of allure and peril.