Homonym: jinn (Genie)
Jinn, also spelled as "djinn," are supernatural beings in Islamic theology and folklore. They are created from smokeless fire and possess free will, allowing them to choose between good and evil. Jinn can be invisible or take on various forms, including animals and humans. They are mentioned in the Quran, where they are described as living in a parallel world to humans.
In addition to their spiritual significance, jinn are often featured in stories and legends across various cultures. They are known for their ability to grant wishes, but these wishes can come with unexpected consequences. The concept of jinn has influenced literature, such as the famous tale of Aladdin and the genie.