Jinn are the specific supernatural creatures that are mentioned in history. They are found in the history of the Romans, Jews, and Arabians. They are not visible to the naked eye of humans but it is said they can see us.
They can either be male or female and are mentioned to be made of smokeless and scorching fire. They are frequently mentioned in Islamic folktales and historic stories. They are normally responsible for misfortunes, diseases, as well as possessions.
"Sila or female jinn, is generally considered a notorious and spiteful class of jinn. They are famous for their shape-shifting qualities and are often found interacting with humans. They are said to reside in the barren lands of the deserts where they lead the nomads and tourists or travellers adrift. There have been cases of the union of a female jinn and a human, as these attract the human males to produce their heir. The female jinns are said to offer prayer to their god the same way a normal Islamic person would. The female jinn have their specific prayer times, especially at 3 a.m. and 4 a.m., and people are advised not to overlap those prayer times or else circumstances have to be faced.
Female jinns are not always so revengeful. There are cases where they have appeared as angels or messiahs to save the lives of people or maybe even grant a wish. Female jinns are said to be created on Thursday. They have the power to travel a long distance in a short period of time. In some stories, the female jinns are referred to as "jiniri". The concept of female jinn is also associated with witchcraft and human or animal sacrifices. The female jinns are sometimes bound to the sorcerers who are able to control them. The sorcerer is then able to manipulate the female jinn to get his work done, which mostly includes helping the people in need.
Female jinns are said to be the most beautiful creatures a human ever meets. With their seductive dressing and sweet voices, they easily manipulate the hearts of young males. But some historic facts say female jinns usually meet a human either to kill him or to gain some advantage over him. Lamashtu or Labartu was a female jinn in the history of Islam found to devour children and infants.
According to some reports, female jinns are more likely to fall in love with humans and start a family. They can lead a normal life with humans around them. But strange incidences are bound to happen near-supernatural entities, hence they are recognized even in such disguises. The female jinns are said to feed on rotten flesh and bones.
The marriage between a human and a female jinn is unknown and regarded as a mistake in Islamic culture. You can say this marriage is prohibited. But who will fight against a supernatural entity? Let’s see!
One of the most common stories about female jinns is Jejhal Jiniri. Little is known about this, as the story is said to be very frightening.
Female Jinn/Genie || Angels || Fairies
Desires are the main culprits of human dissatisfaction. Everyone has a wish. Someone wishes for a car, a disease-free life, or lots of money. For fulfilment of these wishes, jinni or jinns are found to be the most common creatures.
Jinns are supernatural entities associated with magic and boons. They can either be male or female.
Female jinns, or jiniri, are found to be more associated with the fulfilment of wishes. Incidences of a person getting whatever they want from the jiniri have been heard. The wish maker, a female jinn, can grant the wish in return of a sacrifice or a deal. It is said that when someone wishes for something from a female jinn, that person sacrifices a part of their core, which is their soul, to the jinn. By sacrificing the soul, that person becomes more susceptive to that female jinn’s possession.
Silas, or the detested female jinn, is said to twist the words of the person’s wishes and gain benefit from them. They can cause harm to the wish maker’s life or maybe threaten him or her with dire consequences.
Female jinns are considered magical creatures. They are known to make things appear out of thin air. The things these female jinns grant are abundant. Longevity, beauty, money, and knowledge—everything is a cup of tea for them. But everything has a cost. It is said that if the wish is not said or phrased correctly, it can backfire on the wish maker.
Female jinns, with the fulfilment of wishes, influence the person to carry out their specific task. Those tasks may not be normal or even possible for a person to do. Many reported cases of death are present if the wish maker is unable to give their part of the deal. Wishing from a female jinn can be dangerous, so it is forbidden.
Many female jinns are genuinely angels. They fulfil the wishes of people if they are happy. They also act as guardian angels. They don’t ask for anything in return, they just help out humans. It is also found that female jinns are associated with family history. One female jinn can be a friend to more than one generation in the family. Those families are found to be wealthy and prosper nicely. Those families usually provide some food and water or perform some rituals to please these female jinns.
It is said in Islam that it is taboo to wish a jinn for personal benefits. They are found to lead the devotees astray in the name of the fulfilment of wishes. Manypirgurus (religious gurus) suggest never asking for anything from a jinn. They advise people to not contact them by any means due to the harmful effects it can have on a person’s life.
In this world of selfishness, even jinns are bound to gain some benefits from humans. Hence, it is better if humans understood their limits and stopped trying to overexploit them.
