Jinn Folklore Novels & Stories

Jade blurted out before she could stop herself. Jin seemed surprised for a moment, but then, burst out in laughter. He winked at Jade and whispered, “Old enough.” Embarrassed, Jade tried to find something to distract herself. And to avoid looking at Jin. “What do you think?” Jin said, breaking the silence. Finally getting over her shame, Jade cleared her throat and tried to look serious. “How?” “There is a legend around here… About the four Holy Beasts responsible for protecting the four kingdoms—”

The people nodded in agreement with that statement. "Look," said Ikhsan, looking very calm and patient. "In the Qur'an, it is explained that the jinn is real, as well as their tricks in misleading humans. However, what we need to remember is, jinn and humans are different. Like fish as aquatic creatures, which cannot breathe or survive live long on land, so do jinn. Jinns cannot exist or survive too long in the human realm. It is all written in the Qur'an. One of them, let's review the letter of Al Jin together. So, how is it possible Mbak Kumara is this a genie or a demon? Whereas she is here with us normally. If she is a genie, she won't be able to stay here long." Ikhsan looked seriously

I know what I did to Hiro is unforgivable but believe it or not, he is just one of those who have suffered from the wish they made. "What can I say? I was a newly born demon at that time, and I'm a bit playful. The Djinn is not the same as the genie in the fairy tale books. When someone makes a wish to Djinn, it's not like we are going to hand it to them on a silver platter. There is always a consequence of every wish to keep the balance of negative and positive karma. Even if their intention is good or it’s for their selfish reasons, they can never escape from their karma. It's tricky but that's the risk the caster has to take," I explained to them.

It seemed like they came from the sand as they buried themselves together. "Careful everyone, those creatures can strike fast with venom on their saliva and kill their prey," Jenna announced as the creature showed no fear of its target. It seemed to hardly size up how the event would be taken. It growled. "What kind of beast is that?" Henry asked in utter panic behind the witch; he had never seen such monsters of this kind. "They are the Sandjinn, the guards of the entrance," Jenna rolled out Henry. She had never seen one before, but she identified them from stories. She acknowledged she could tame this thing with a whip of her sword, but five of them? That was another tale altogether.

They can already imagine him pulling the needle injected in the back of his palm out and dashing out of the ward with those new stitches, and returning with them broken. In fact, it was not the time to wait either. They all were aware of his mate's kidnapping and about the opponent he was supposed to stand against. It was a demonic creature. A Jinn. A beast with dark powers. Powers that were a hundred times stronger and more effective than the super natural powers the wolves possessed.

I summoned my Jinni, and he appeared to me. "I will protect you in the forest, but you will face her alone. Be careful. Do not converse with any spirit. Do not answer any call. Do not follow any voice. Do not eat or drink in that forest. The spirits are deceitful. They will drink your blood and trap your body and soul. They will deceive you and lock your mind away in an illusion until you are no more. If you want to come out of there alive, make sure you heed my warning." He warned and gave me a whistle. The whistle was made from a human finger bone. I collected it and bowed to my Jinni. "I will tell you when to blow it." He said and disappeared.

Lexi put on a fake pleading expression and Robert scowled. "Now listen carefully, I wouldn't say this twice, it isn't supposed to be told." The atmosphere changed and everywhere became silent, "The Ginnak is a soul, an evil spirit that possesses a body once in a hundred years. And I'll tell you, it's very cruel." "If… this Ginnak is evil, why hasn't it been killed or destroyed?" She asked.

Shima asked excitedly to hear about the magic story. "That is .. Magic from the Djinn and has one power. "Kei finished his story. "What is its power? "Shima asked curiously. "My grandmother said .. There are many types of djin, the power depends on the djin they have. "Kei explained again before they were silent for a while when they felt there was something outside their room. Kei pulled Shima under the bed and hid there while covering Shima's mouth so that there was no sound. Suddenly the door of the room opened slowly and they saw legs like wild animals but it was not the creature they saw .. There was no hair on their whole body. 'How many strange creatures are there in their city? ' Kei

Journee “I don’t know about you. But I’m tired. Good night.” Ma’oz suddenly appeared on the large super king bed, his chest rising and falling in silence as he quickly fell asleep. Even in this non-threatening manner, Journee feared Ma’oz. She knew demons were powerful. In Malaysia they have stories of all sorts of genies, demons, ghosts, and spirits that wreck mischief. The vengeful ones even kill in the most bizarre ways. But she never would have thought that she would be face-to-face with one – a demon who has taken on the form of her husband when it was the farthest thing from her mind.

A growl tore out of me, holding Saraya to my side, I reached in the direction and wrapped my hold around the fucker’s neck. “Show yourself you slime!” I thundered and the shimmer turned solid and the ugliest of Djinn I have ever seen appeared. He was big, even bigger than me in my assumed size. I allowed myself to grow a little, Saraya gasped and I could smell her fear. Djinns are supernatural, immortal spirits that could take any form and size. They are creatures the gods used as intermediate creatures which could be for good or evil. This one obviously didn’t know who he was fucking with. I grew until I was towering over the fucker and my claws were digging into his neck. He croaked his ey