Djinni
Introduction
A supernatural being in Arabian and Islamic mythology, typically depicted as a spirit capable of granting wishes.
Background Story
The name 'Djinni' comes from Arabic folklore where djinn are described as beings created from smokeless fire. They have the ability to influence people and events, and the concept of the djinni has been popularized through stories like 'One Thousand and One Nights' where a djinni grants wishes to those who encounter them.
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