The Jinn: The Genies from Arabic Folklore

The Jinn: The Genies from Arabic Folklore - Arabic Mythology - See u In History

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[frostmanticorerockadile]

Please do more on Arabic and Islamic culture! Thanks y'all are awesome! Keep up the fantastic work

[moonlover]

Thank you guys, you are not focussing one culture history but various cultures; Greek, Japanese, Indian, Arabic, and so on.

[kairinase]

As the saying goes: "The kindest of Genie, is equal to the baddest among mankind".

[ezrafaulk]

I'm glad you mentioned that the Djinn were widely known in *pre* Islamic Arabia because far too many people in the west consider them to be uniquely a part of *Islamic* folklore; when in truth, just like *most* monotheistic religions, Islam co-opted them from that of the pre-existing *pagan* religion after they forced everyone to convert.

[Morebullets]

"NO, You can't wish : I wish i have more 3 wishes" .
"I wish i have 3 Djinn"

[runthefuture]

There were some amazing images in this vid. Keep up the awesome work!

[morrismurimi]

Yes! The myth I've been waiting for you to upload

[shaikhaalsaedi]

Jinn have free will like human, he doesnt have to follow you orders and ask you to wish, but only if he was generous with, the jinn who prisoned in lamp or bottels are did something wrong and punished for it, some of them make new life and start the good bath but imagine if they are not change what will do for with you, of course jinn live every where with luxury life with the power of magic, they have family and children and religion too, they the most powerful creatures after god and angels.

[dominicadrean]

I'm pretty sure a lot of people know about you needs because of Disney's Aladdin but here's the funny thing about Arabian Nights there's actually two Genies in the story and they have unlimited wishes Aladdin lives with his mother and he's Asian along with many other characters better we never see and Journeys that we're never adapted into Disney's movie version or in any of the sequels

[ladynikkie]

Amazing im glad youre doing more middle eastern mythology and folklore 😊 2:32 I dream of genie reference lol

[theintellectualmouseencycl]

Just a small correction, *Alam aljin* is an Arabic word that translates to the world of jinn, which is something tricky to go for. But for a explanation to where they live, in the Islamic culture, they live among humans on the same earth.
It is important to mention that there's a small misunderstanding when describing them to a non Arabs, we tend to say they're the equivalent of a demon, yet; the meaning of a demon in Islam, is that living being from Jinns and humans who is bad and mischievous, the good ones from both are simply human and jinn.
Something else necessary that I felt needs to be corrected is that the jinn do not know the future which is something that was clarified in Islamic history by the prophet soulaiman peace be upon him.

[christinepearson]

Fun fact jinns it you try to make a wish using them that jinn will twist it around on like a monkey paw

[dragon-vnnm]

I would appreciate if you make longer videos I really love yout videos

[rakiahbaker]

My favorite video on this channel so far.

[benyseus]

Pre-Islamic Arabic folklore is very interesting.

[iconiclust]

Did you know.. Jinn aren’t just folklore, but they are taken very seriously in the Quran!

In it, Muhammad is heard preaching by them and some become Muslims.

Yes, IN the Quran.

[ZenMasterNahc]

Even if you like the dijinn, that doesn't mean they'll like you back.

[dominicadrean]

You know ancient Greeks had their own version of Jinns but here's a fun fact in Greek in the Bible they are the word for demons in the New Testament

[phantomeye]

👏👏 Wow. Now that was totally awesome story of The Jinn: The Geniuses from Arabic Folklore. This is impressive story in history very powerful wishes but dangerous so you have to be more careful what you wish for.

[Mythologically_Accurate]

Person: "My name is *Aladdin* "
Jennie: *nervous sweating*