In non-Jewish lore, King Solomon enslaved these non-human creatures and used them to build the Temple. The qarin are a subtype of these creatures who tag along with individual people, and they also include the watery marid. They're not demons, but the leader of these creatures refused to bow to Adam
In non-Jewish lore, King Solomon enslaved these non-human creatures and used them to build the Temple. The qarin are a subtype of these creatures who tag along with individual people, and they also include the watery marid. They're not demons, but the leader of these creatures refused to bow to Adam in the Garden of Eden; that being, Iblis, brought the "Satanic verses" to Muhammad. These beings, which include the especially-fiery ifrit, were given free will after Allah made them out of smokeless fire. For 10 points, name these spirits from Islamic and Arabic lore, who can be trapped in talismans such as magic lamps.
In non-Jewish lore, King Solomon enslaved these non-human creatures and used them to build the Temple.
jinn [or djinn; or jinni; accept "genies"] 