Djinn Research Paper

The Djinn are a unique type of monster that is discussed in more detail than any other monster. They have their own history and culture that is complex in its own right. They are not like most monsters in the sense that they aren’t used much nowadays. They are very different in their appearance as well, which varies from Djinn to Djinn. The fear that is at the core of this monster, however, is the most unique out of all the qualities of this monster.
The Djinn is a monster that originated in the Middle East. They were first mentioned in the Quran, which was written through the years 609 A.D. to 632 A.D. The Quran mentions three beings that were created by Allah; Angels made of light, man made of dirt and clay, and Djinn made of fire and air.
The first type of Djinn, called Ghouls, are shape-shifters that eat humans and Djinn, preferably children and travelers, they are said to have the legs of a donkey and the horns of a goat. Then there are the Jann who are also shape shifters that mainly take the shape of sand or camels they are very open minded about humans. The ’Ifrit are said to be wise and angry Djinn with wings made of fire. The Hinn, animal shaped Djinn, the Nasnas, human-animal hybrids, and the Si’lat animals with human body parts. Another type is the Shiqq, shape shifters that failed their transformations and are half-formed, usually with half of their bodies missing diagonally. Vampiric Djinn called the Palis feed of the blood of people’s feet. The Marid are old and the most powerful of the Djinn but also the most prideful. They can grant wishes but only if fought, bribed or captured. The final type is a specific Djinn called Shaitin he betrayed Allah and refused to ally himself with man and hated them so he rebelled and made it his primary objective to turn man against Allah. He is also the weakest of all Djinn with his only ability being the power to give evil suggestions to