Djinn, often referred to as genies, are supernatural beings in Arabian and Islamic mythology. They are believed to be created from smokeless fire and possess free will, allowing them to choose between good and evil. Djinn can take various forms, including human and animal, and are known for their ability to grant wishes, although these wishes often come with unforeseen consequences. In Islamic tradition, djinn are considered part of the unseen world, alongside angels and demons. They inhabit a parallel realm to humans and can interact with the physical world. Djinn are mentioned in the Quran, where they are described as accountable for their actions and capable of belief or disbelief.