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Originally posted by beltemps
reply to post by confreak
Great answer, confreak thank you...
So if satan is a djinn who is iblis? Are they identical?
Originally posted by emberscott
Djinns, demons, angels, a word for this, a word for that. It's all a figment of your reality. Try and imagine they don't exist. Those that tumbled, those that fell, those that exist in exile do so because they choose to do so.
The Djinn and the demon and the angel are elemental in the most unrefined fabrics of existence. Rather than trying to read about them, can I suggest you go out and try to find them and ask them about them.
Originally posted by confreak
Originally posted by beltemps
reply to post by confreak
Great answer, confreak thank you...
So if satan is a djinn who is iblis? Are they identical?
Iblis is his actual name, Satan is used to refer to him, Satan is Shaitan in Arabic, and its plural is Shayatine. Shaitan and Shayatine is used in Quran often, therefore hinting that his name is not Shaitain, that is just his description. Shaitan (Satan) means evil, so when Quran says Shayatine, it is not only talking about Iblis, but also other evil Jinns and even Humans.
You can find many Muslims who call others Shaitan, just like Christians who call others Satan. It is common, because it is a reference to evil or "mischief" with some regards.
Iblis in the other hand is his actual name.edit on 29-5-2011 by confreak because: (no reason given)
Some observers have made a connection between the black smoke
appearance of these phenomena and the djinn of Islamic belief.
The djinn are described as normally being invisible to humans and
when seen having the appearance of black smoke, making them
very similar in appearance to the phenomena of shadow people.
However, some interpret the phenomena to represent guardian
angels, warning individuals of impending danger as opposed to
negative demonic beings. This could still possibly be linked to the
Islamic belief in djinn because the djinn supposedly have the choice
of committing good or evil acts according to Islamic belief (similar to
man).
And thus We have made for every prophet an enemy - devils from mankind and jinn, inspiring to one another decorative speech in delusion. But if your Lord had willed, they would not have done it, so leave them and that which they invent. (6:112)
Originally posted by Time2Think
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Some observers have made a connection between the black smoke
appearance of these phenomena and the djinn of Islamic belief.
The djinn are described as normally being invisible to humans and
when seen having the appearance of black smoke, making them
very similar in appearance to the phenomena of shadow people.
However, some interpret the phenomena to represent guardian
angels, warning individuals of impending danger as opposed to
negative demonic beings. This could still possibly be linked to the
Islamic belief in djinn because the djinn supposedly have the choice
of committing good or evil acts according to Islamic belief (similar to
man).