Jinn
Introduction
a supernatural spirit in Arabic mythology, often depicted as being able to grant wishes
Background Story
The name 'Jinn' originates from Arabian folklore, where jinn are beings created from smokeless fire. They possess free will and can be good, evil, or neutral. The concept of jinn has been widely popularized in various works of literature and media, including the famous tale of 'Aladdin' from 'One Thousand and One Nights', where a jinn grants the wishes of the protagonist.
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