همه چیز درباره جن و جن گیری ‎

All about the mysterious world of elves and warriors and spirits

Jinn means covered (in Arabic it is used in this way, in Persian it is mistakenly closed as a plural ajna) According to Islamic belief, it is the name of a group of supernatural beings. Islam believes that their existence is smokeless fire (Qur'an 55:14; Al-Rahman, 1: "And He created the jinn from a blazing flame") that they live both openly and invisibly.

It is mentioned in various parts of the Qur'an, and the seventy-second chapter of the Qur'an is named after it (Al-Jinn); Created from fire and the word jinn and humans. Scholars of Arabic culture know the word's origin from the word jena, but it may have foreign roots. Ancient Persian sources used the Persian word fairy and the Arabic word jinn and fairy simultaneously; But it is basically jinn and humans that is mentioned in the Qur'an

Most people think of jinn as a commanding creature. Special measures are taken to prevent harassment or summons. They are referred to by certain names, such as the best of us and our loved ones, to prevent them from being summoned unintentionally as a result of mentioning their names. Onion skins together or things like sweeping unnecessarily at night cause them to summon. The old hunter who had wounded Jenny in the image of a greyhound was rebuked by the jinn when he entered the camp, and died three days later; Genies also chase hunters who kill too many animals. They punished such an extravagant hunter by turning him into a stag that he had injured. The jinn forced the hunter to endure the hardships of a hunted animal, from chasing to killing, beheading, peeling and grilling

This program includes:

* All about elves

* Surah Al-Jinn with translation and interpretation

* True stories about jinn and humans

* Everything about evil spirits

* Regime Satan and Demons