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DJINN HAUNTING

Definitions:


Djinn – Plural meaning many


Djinni – Singular of Djinn


Djinniyan – Female Djinn


Arwaah – Adolescent Djinn


Djinn comes from the Arabic verb“Janna”which means to hide or conceal.


Djinn also translates to “The Hidden Ones”


Djinn – An entity created from a smokeless fire form, which in our world is a plasma being.


Origins of Djinn:


According to ancient lore Allahcreated Djinn with a smokeless fire.


According to the Qur’an,Djinn are also known as “Gods other people”were here on earth way before the first humans.


Birthplace of Djinn is the Middle East.


Djinn polluted the earth when they were here, so God created man for a new start. When Iblis the leader of the Djinn refused to bow down to Adam, God banished them to the 5thdimension.


Iblis asked Allah to prove man inferior. Allah granted Iblis the opportunity until judgment day to prove this. This is the reason why Djinn interfere with our world.


The earliest accounts of human contact with Djinn date back from 6000bce to 4000bce in ancient Arabia, Persia, Sumeria, Babylonia, and Assyria.


Characteristics of Djinn:


Superhuman strength, power to lift objects.

They can move extremely fast.


Smokeless form, plasma being. When seen will be a specific color. Plasma contains charged particles and change density, which could explain why they can shapeshift.


Djinn have a shapeshift ability but is limited:

  • They cannot shapeshift into Jesus, religious hierarchy, angels, and wolves.

  • Favorite forms of shapeshifting are:

Snakes Black cats

Goats Spiders

Jackals Toads

Black dogs Camels

  • Can shapeshift into humans and/or animals but there will be a flaw. They will have hairy legs and hoofed feet. Djinn will try to hide it but will be unsuccessful in doing so.

Mortal: They have a lifespan of about 10,000 years.


They are tricksters in nature


May have glowing red eyes or snake eyes.


Commonly seen as goblin like with long head and pointy ears.


Djinn have free will like humans and can choose between good and evil.


Djinn are bound to objects vessels, such as rings and other forms of jewelry. Example: Genie in a bottle.


Can appear and disappear at will.


They transport through air or dimensional doorways.


Can possess humans or animals.


You may be able to hear the sounds of a Djinn if there is white noise around.


Djinn were banished to the 5th dimension, but they can live here on earth. Some of the places they like to dwell in are as follows:

  • Caves

  • Deserts

  • Forests

  • Mountain Tops

  • Depths of the Sea

  • Holes in the Ground

  • Cemeteries

Characteristics of a Djinn Haunting:


Can cause misfortune, illness, possession, and/or death.


Tricksters: Movement of objects.


Can cause equipment malfunctions.


Genie in a bottle example: You get 3 wishes if you release a Djinn, but something always negative happens with the wishes. Usually the wish is used to undo the first 2 wishes that were granted.


Djinn can become infatuated with humans and have a strong connection to them.


Djinn can influence your emotions and invade your dreams causing nightmares to occur.


When a Djinn speaks reports have been that you may hear a ringing, buzzing, humming, static sound, or moaning sound.


Djinn make intermittent moaning or growling sounds, usually heard over white noise.

Types of Djinn: (Strongest to Weakest)


Black Red Blue Yellow Green

 

Types of Djinn:


Red Djinn


Very old and powerful Djinn.


They only worship Iblis and they want to destroy humanity.


They are the true terrorists of the universe (They will whisper bad thoughts into the ears of men and woman to carry out the worst of the worst criminal acts).


They collect human souls to become stronger.


They are eager to grant humans wishes for the price of their soul.


They were once Blue Djinn and broke all alliances with their family, and clan only following Iblis.


When shapeshifting they usually take on a reptilian form.


Responsible for possession, illness, and hauntings.


They are called Shaitan, Ghoul, Ifrit

Shaitan: – Mentioned in 87 verses in the Holy Qur’an. They are the worst of the worst Djinn. Can cause pure hell on ones life, death, illness, destruction, loss of everything, and possession. They are a rebellious Djinn associated with demonic forces.



Ghoul:– The offspring of Iblis. They shapeshift and have cannibalistic instincts that like to feed on the flesh and blood of humans, especially children, travelers, and bodies stolen out of gravesites. Ghouls only come out at night and lurk in cemeteries, ruins, and abandoned places.


Ifrit: – These Djinn from the command of King Solomon fetched the throne of Queen of Sheba. These Djinn are very powerful, evil, and hard to control. The Ifrit looks like a large winged creature, can either be male or female that likes to lurk in ruins.

 

Black Djinn


The most powerful of all Djinn.


The King of the Djinn world.


Leaders of the Blue Djinn, or clan leaders, or kings of larger clans.


Interaction with human race is extremely limited.


Associated with evil or black magic.


King Solomon used Black Djinn to control all other Djinn and if needed, the Black Djinn could punish them.


This Djinn is called Shamir

 

Blue Djinn


They are the smallest in numbers but can be at times the most powerful Djinn.


They have the power of the same as an angel.


They are the Elders and Clan leaders of the Djinn world.


They are ambivalent when it comes to humans, and rarely interact with us.


Most Blue Djinn will tolerate humans and may even help them out if another Djinn is interacting with us negatively.


They saved the Djinn race from extinction by defeating the Red Djinn (the worshippers of Iblis).


They are called Marid, Vetala, Afreet, and Nekratael




Marid: – These Djinn are large and powerful and have extraordinary powers. The term marid refer to giants in Arabic. They have the power to grant mortals wishes.



Vetala: – These Djinn are the vampires of the Djinn world, and are terrifying, but have the capability of being good. They are able to possess corpses causing the corpse unable to decay. This allows the Vetala to move more freely in the human world without being detected. They are extremely intelligent and are natural psychics. They have the ability to read thoughts and tell the future. These types of Djinn lurk in cemeteries.



Nekratael: – These Djinn are the oldest but weakest of the Djinn. They rely on manipulation, deception, and trickery. They shapeshift into black camels. They like to dwell in marshy, swampy regions.




 

Yellow Djinn


They are the middle aged Djinn with a considerable amount of power.


There power is less than the power of angels.


They come from fire and smoke.


They are the Family Leaders of the Djinn world.


They isolate themselves from other Djinn, Humans and the physical world.


We do not know a lot about the Yellow Djinn and have been rarely seen in history.


They are called Efreeti.

 

Green Djinn


They are the youngest and least powerful of all Djinn.


They are curious about humans and like to interact with us and explore our world.


They are tricksters in nature and like to play pranks on humans and other Djinn.


They can shapeshift into animals, and humans and have the ability to fly.


They are characterized by being playful, vengeful, cruel, quite temperamental, but sometimes may be kind.


They dwell in holes in the ground.


They are called Si’lat or Sila, Jann, Palis, Hinn, Aamar, Arwaah, Amir, Shiqq, and Nasnas.


Si’lat or Sila: – They inhabit an island in the China Sea. They are expert shapeshifters, being able to mimic the human appearance with ease, and are the smartest of the Green Djinn. They are fairly tolerant of humans, and like to hang around human affairs, usually to help.

Jann:– They live in the desert and are shapeshifters who take on the forms of whirl winds and white camels. They were the first type of Djinn to be encountered by humans and are open minded about humans. The Jann are the enemies of the Ghouls.





Palis: – They live in the desert and attacks sleeping humans by draining the blood by licking the souls of the humans feet. The Palis has a low intelligence and can easily be out-smarted. Humans can fool the Palis by sleeping foot to foot with another human.










Hinn: – These Djinn are especially close to animals and like to shapeshift into different types of dogs. These types of Djinn are considered weak Djinn.





Shiqq:– These Djinn are a lower form of Djinn. They are only half formed or a half-like creature that looks monstrous in appearance. This Djinn mate with the proper humans and produce offspring called Nasnas.

Nasnas:– These Djinn are a hybrid of human and Djinn. They are the offspring from Shiqq. These types of Djinn are the weakest form of Djinn. They take on a human-animal like form.



Possible Possession of Djinn or Causes of Djinn Haunting:


Djinn are very territorial: Moving in on a Djinn.


Waking up a Djinn:

  • Genie in a bottle

  • Digging in an area

  • Urinating outside etc.

If a Djinn shapeshifts into something like an animal and you hurt or kill it then you may have a manifestation of Djinn haunting you.


If a Djinn is infatuated with a human could lead to a haunting or possession.


Channeling spirits: (By channeling spirits this allows the spirit to use your body and your bodies functions to communicate with someone.) NOTE: Just because you are trying to let a specific spirit channel through you, that doesn’t mean that other spirits or possible Djinn can enter into you.


Saying a Djinn name out loud: By saying a Djinn name out loud you are calling it, or calling it out. Example: If someone is in the other room and you say their name what will the outcome be?


People in desperate need of something: Example: If your family is in financial trouble and you would do anything to get them out of it, a Djinn might be summoned.


People with no faith in a higher power can be possessed or haunted. Some people think that just because they have no beliefs in a higher power that they cannot be possessed by a Djinn. This is not true. You can be possessed.


Djinn feed off of:

  • Depression

  • Fearfulness

  • Weak faith or non existed faith people

  • Emotional shock

  • Physical shock

Possessions are extremely rare.


Dealing with Djinn Cases:


Only have very strong minded and strong willed people on the case.


If you can, have someone of religious significance present during the case. NOTE: Religious significance means someone who has been appointed by the church, temple, monastery, mosk etc.


Sheiks do exorcisms of the Djinn.


Only have team members that have a strong faith and/or religious background present on the case.


Make sure the entire team is aware of what they are getting involved in. (Each team member should have a basic idea of Djinn).


Team members should be encouraged to wear religious symbols. An example would be a cross around your neck.


Possessions are extremely rare cases, but Djinn hauntings are not as rare as people think. A Djinn haunt does not mean that you are possessed; it just means that a Djinn is harassing or tormenting you.


Having the lights on causes electro magnetic fields, which will keep the Djinn away.


Iron and iron ore can be used to keep Djinn away.


Magnetite can keep Djinn away the same as black onyx wards off negative energy.

Djinn can be killed, but there are major repercussions.


Djinn repellants: If you say the words “Bismillah” or “Basmala”means in the name of God this will repel Djinn.


The Evil Eye and the Egyptian Sun is a powerful symbol to keep Djinn away.



The all-seeing eye of God represents the God watching over humanity. The Evil eye can repel negative entities by placing it in doorways, windows, and any entranceways into ones home.

The Egyptian Sun is a symbol of the soul and it’s eternity in this world. During the Ptolemaic Period this symbol became popular and used as a protective amulet to ward off any negative entities and warn as a form of protection that some people still use today.














Debunking Djinn Hauntings:


Equipment malfunctions may be due to electrical disturbances, battery leakage etc.


Check to see if the person is under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.


Check to see if the person is on any medications.


There are many health/mental problems/disorders that can give the impression of a Djinn haunting but it is not. Some disorders are as follows:

  • Depression

  • Fatigue

  • Insomnia

  • High EMF Fields

  • Inhalation of household chemicals

  • Sleep deprivation (lack of sleep)

  • Bipolar

  • Schizophrenia

  • Dementia

  • Psychosis

  • Hysteria

  • Sleep Paralysis

Possible Explanations of Djinn:


Demons: Some people think that because of the fear, panic, and terror you feel when you come in contact with a Djinn that it’s demonic. Some people also think that Djinn are the pawns (lowest level) of the demon list. Other people do not think Djinn are demonic they think that there just another type of haunting.


Ultra Terrestrials: Considered to be the Moth Man.Moth Manis a cryptid that lives in other dimensions but is earth oriented.


Extra Terrestrials: Aliens or alien abductions. Some people think that there is a connection between extra terrestrials and shadow people. Some say that the shadow people are the drones of the alien world. They are here to spy on us in order to get information to pass back to the extra terrestrials.


Shadow People: Ghost/spirit like person that looks like a black shadow, but you cannot see through it.


Poltergeist: German for noisy ghost, the movement or disappearance of objects.


Fairies: Originated in European folklore, it is a mythical being with preternatural, metaphysical, and supernatural powers.


Elementals: In magical tradition and ceremony, spirits, which govern the four corners of the earth and are, associated with, or reside within, the four basic elements.


Known Paranormal Hotspots:


Hudson Valley New York


Pine Bush New York


Bridgewater Triangle Massachusetts


Sedona Arizona


Bermuda Triangle

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