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Sila jinn, jann, hinn and shiqq explained: what Arabic sources say about these lesser-known types of jinn and how they differ from the ghul and ifrit.

Nasnas explained: the half-bodied creature of Arabic folklore with one arm, one leg and one eye. Its origins, the shiqq, and what medieval sources say.

Ghul explained: what the ghoul is in Arabic folklore, the desert shapeshifter of pre-Islamic poetry, the hadith on it, and how it became the ghoul.

Qareen explained: what the companion jinn is in the Quran and hadith, how it differs from the angel qarin, and how folklore reshaped the idea.

The types of jinn explained: marid, ifrit, ghul, sila, jann, qareen, hinn and nasnas, where each name comes from, and how sources rank them.

Ifrit meaning explained: what an ifrit is in Arabic, the one Quranic ifrit in Solomon's court, the afreet of Egyptian folklore, and how fiction changed it.

What does an ifrit look like? Compare the Quran, the Arabian Nights, Egyptian folklore and modern art to see where the fiery, horned image came from.

Marid jinn meaning explained: the Arabic root, the Qur'an's rebellious marid, the marids of the Arabian Nights, and how a marid differs from an ifrit.
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