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So it doesn't matter who you're talking to or how religious a person is if you're going to talk about gin everyone is suddenly interested.

So even if a person is going through something in life and even if they have serious questions

about faith, there's this fascination that we have with gins and with ghost and with the outside world and things of that sort.

And so, you know, there are some things that are beneficial to know about the jinn and some things that are not so beneficial.

And unfortunately, most of the time people waste their time with the not so

beneficial things just things that are fascinating and obviously when we study

anything that has to do with our faith we should study for the sole purpose of

benefiting ourselves and coming closer to

Allah and

and developing a greater understanding of our religion, rather than just simply sparking

our fascination and amusing ourselves and interesting ourselves.

So when it comes to the gin, it's a very serious topic for us to study.

Obviously it has implications for us as well to know who the gin are, what they represent, what their purpose is, and whatever it is about them

that Allah or the messenger, Sala, is what is said to us about them.

Obviously we know that they're created from fire, but they're not just created from any form of fire.

Allah, so Allah, Allah, al-Jana,

me Mary Jim Minnar.

That Allah's Mahal-A-Lah created them from Ma'i-jin-minar.

The Prophet's al-I-Sala, the way he described that is that they were created from a smokeless flame.

Ibn Qathir Rahimah mohr al-Tahala, he says,

Nibidaiwahya actually, he says that they were created mintalaf I'll

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