Islamic mythology encompasses the rich tapestry of stories, beliefs, and figures found within Islamic tradition. It includes narratives about the creation of the world, the lives of prophets like Muhammad, Moses, and Jesus, and the existence of supernatural beings such as angels and jinn. These stories often convey moral lessons and reflect the values of the Islamic faith. In addition to the Quran, Islamic mythology is influenced by various cultural traditions and folklore from regions where Islam has spread. This includes tales of legendary figures like Ali, the cousin of Muhammad, and the adventures of Sinbad from the One Thousand and One Nights. These narratives contribute to a diverse and vibrant mythological landscape within Islam.