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Contents – Jinn

• Introduction: Belief in the Unseen
• Why are they called Jinn?  
• The creation of the Jinn:
• The physical characteristics and appearance of the Jinn
• Classification of Jinn and their names
• Affirming the existence of the Jinn
• Do animals see the Jinn?  
• If Shaytan is created from fire, how will he be punished in the fire?  
• The reality of Shaytan and clarifying that he is from the Jinn  
• The appearance of Shaytan  
• Food and eating habits of the Jinn
• Entering the home  
• Do the Jinn marry? –
• Do the Jinn die?
• Where do the Jinn live?
• How do the Jinn travel?  
• Powers and abilities of the Jinn  
• Technology of the Jinn  
• Shape Shifters
• Are all snakes from the Jinn or just some of them?  
• The weakness of the Jinn and Shaytan
• Reasons the Shaytan and Jinn overpower the Muslims

INTRODUCTION: BELIEF IN THE UNSEEN

All praises belong to Allah alone. And may the Salat and Salaam of Allah be upon the one whom there is no Prophet after him.

As to what follows: Verily, Allah, the Blessed and Exalted has created all the worlds; the upper and lower worlds and what is in-between; the knowledge of which is only known to Allah, the Blessed and Exalted. Allah has made some of these worlds hidden.

No one knows their reality except for Allah, the One who created them; and He is the Glorified and the Exalted. Allah, the Exalted, commanded us, as His servants, to believe in the Unseen which Allah stipulated as an article of faith.

But there has come concerning the affairs of the Unseen, information from the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him.

Having faith in the Unseen is from the foremost attributes of a righteous person as Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, clarifies within His Great Book

Who believe in the Unseen, establish prayer, and spend out of what We have provided for them. Soorah Al Baqarah (2:3)

Thus, Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, has made belief in the Unseen a solid foundation; because Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, Himself is Unseen.

No vision can grasp Him, but His grasp is over all vision Soorah Al An’am (6:103)

The eyes will not see Him in this world, but only the believers will enjoy looking at His Face in paradise. As for this world, then Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, is not grasped by vision and eyes do not see Him. Thus, Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, is Unseen and Allah has made His paradise and His fire Unseen. The eyes do not see them in this worldly life. Likewise, as it relates to the world of the

unique Angels and the world of the evil devils and the Jinn,

Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, and made them from the world of the Unseen which no one knows about except for Him. He revealed some reports about the reality of these worlds to our Prophet, peace be upon him.

Belief in the worlds of Jinn and devils is from the foundations of faith. These affairs have been infiltrated with delusions and fantasy. The reality is the Jinn are an independent world separate from that of the humans and the world of the Angels. There are some qualities which are shared between humans and Jinn, such as the faculties of intellect and perception, choice-making and responsibility.

But the Jinn differ from humans in some respects; from the most important of them is they differ in their substance of creation. Humans have been given mandates and freewill to do something or not.

Likewise, the Jinn make the choice whether to do something or not; and Allah will hold them responsible.

The Jinn know the path of good and evil, and they have the faculties of intellect and perception. But the substance of the Jinn’s creation differs from the origin of man’s creation.

WHY ARE THEY CALLED JINN?

The linguistic origin of the word ‘Jinn’ in Arabic originally means concealment because they were made hidden from our sight. And insanity is called insanity because it covers the intellect. The person who is Majnoon is called such because his intellect is covered.

The Arabic equivalents of words like Jinn, fetus (Janin), armor (Mijan), and insanity (Junoon) share one common linguistic origin, which is concealment as they all cover something underneath. For this reason, Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, said regarding the Jinn and the devils:…..

CLASSIFICATION OF JINN AND THEIR NAMES

What are the names of the Jinn and what are their various classifications? Do their names vary based upon their different classifications?

Ibn Abdul-Barr-may Allah have mercy upon him­

mentioned that the Jinn are upon varying levels. The ordinary Jinn are referred to as Jinni.

If the intent are those Jinn who live with people – because people have Jinn living with them; they live with us in our homes. Those Jinn that live with us in our homes are

referred to as Aamir.

Those who appear to the children are called Arwah (spirits).

If they become evil and desire to harm humans, they are called Shaytan (devils).

If the Shaytan increases in evil, they are called Marid.

If they become strong and vicious, they are called Ifrit.

The Prophet, peace be upon him, stated that the Jinn are of three categories: a category that flies in the air; and a category who are snakes and a category who are dogs (meaning, they take the form of black dogs and the form of snakes, specifically the house snakes). As for the snakes outside of the houses, the Muslim is ordered to kill them, even if they are in the sacred lands; the snakes found in the

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