Homonym: Ghul (Monster)
A "Ghul" is a creature from Arabian folklore, often depicted as a malevolent spirit or demon. Traditionally, it is said to inhabit desolate places like graveyards and ruins, preying on unsuspecting travelers. The Ghul is known for its ability to shapeshift, often taking the form of a human or animal to lure victims.
In modern culture, the Ghul has influenced various forms of media, including literature and film. It is sometimes associated with the ghouls of horror fiction, which share similar traits of consuming human flesh. The Ghul remains a significant figure in stories that explore themes of fear and the supernatural.