What Is Your Opinion On What The Jinn Are Or What Is Meant By Them In The Quran? | Mufti Abu Layth

What is the best definition of Jinn as mentioned in the Quran? Is there one definition, or can there be many meanings? What do they look like--are they human like and made of fire, or can they look like anything?
Taken from Mufti Abu Layth’s weekly livestream, Meaning with MALM #13 | Giving Forward:
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[@kingky2002]

you are honestly one of the most knowledgable and Muslims on this platform with the most convincing and cogent arguments. I love how you are not afraid to stray from the mainstream views and I have found it a privilege to watch your content. Jazakallah khair🙏🏾

[@MuftiAbuLayth]

May Allah keep you blessed & smiling 🙌🏻❤

[@centi50s]

I agree with you. Mufti brother does know how to conduct himself not like those two clowns farid and Mohammed hijab

[@hypermangi8265]

@@centi50s ... what did Br Mohammed Hijab do to u lol

[@hypermangi8265]

@@centi50s video by Br Mohammed Hijab -> "Muslim" Traitor Abu Liar Exposed.

[@khanG-gq9hc]

Love the answer ❤️ we need to be more humble in things we don't truly know.

[@clarejones2421]

Yet again a beautiful and straightforward explanation about trying to understand about “jinn” I myself was told I was “jinn possessed “ due to being epileptic At the time that impact was truly horrible Thank you Mufti for always being extremely rational with this topic The same Muslims who told me this about myself had a brother distraught and he stopped taking his medication He was in Pakistan,I connected with him and I’m glad I found him ,kept on at him told him he can believe what he wants yet he had no siezures whilst taking his medication given after a diagnosis by a neurologist I myself truly gave myself a telling off I worry for people who experience such things as I could of actually believed this and if I had stopped my medication could now be in a very bad position or possibly not even here !!

[@m-i_]

Clare! ♡ hope u r well! It's so frustrating some Muslims r helpless with things that can be helped with simple medications (science) when it comes to certain medical issues, instead blaming on jin possessions or black magic(superstitious beliefs). just the other day, an old friend informed that our madrassa teacher passed away due to black magic/evil eye. I was dumbfounded to hear. We need more scholars like Mufti saab who are clear thinkers and straightforward. Sometimes my kid ask these questions like what is a jin or what is a satan...I'm like speechless, I wanna say it like maybe it's too complicated lol

[@shaheenmahmood9021]

Yes

[@rolandboston48774]

@@m-i_ Just tell him that satan is the evil within. NOT the red guy with a pitchfork sitting on your shoulder whispering things.

[@villageboy3316]

Jinns cannot possess humans neither can humans possess them. That claim is from superstitious. Quran tells you jinns are CREATED from smokeless fire and we are told about ifrits and shaiyatin). We are also 8nformed that 4 took permission to come down to our realm to listen to the quran recited by Rasulallah and they learned those few verses and WENT AND TESTIFIED AGAINST IBLIS who was misleading them with his own version of Islam. Jinns worked for suleiman and builds technologies. We are further told that jinns can see you from a matrix (in a dimension) that we cannot see them. There are plenty of knowledge in quran about them. SonWE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE, HOW THEY BEHAVE, what they do, where they go, etc. We are even informed that people found them and made a pact with them, but they only ended up deceiving themselves and sinning because Jinns has the ability to whisper into your conscience.

[@iqbalmaqsood8720]

According to Surah Jinn, not only they exist, they are intelligent creature who also possess free will. How do you explain that?

[@philrigden882]

They are intelligent, more intelligent than us, they give us intelligence. They possess free will. It’s explained.

[@philrigden882]

What a man. Bridging the gap ❤️

[@icysaracen3054]

Im quite sceptical of Hadith mentioning about "bad" Jinn roaming in areas like toilets and Graveyards. It sounds like those types of hadith have been influenced by pre-islamic mythologies like nymphs and ghouls.

[@rolandboston48774]

Definately

[@Fahimreasons]

Humble, Amazing, and rationale approach.

[@curiosone8843]

Jin word in arabic means Hidden or unseen, word Jannah came from the same root means hidden too

[@vahidindonlic7012]

that's those cars without a driver

[@Fahimreasons]

He is so.blessed with knowledge much needed for the younger Muslims

[@VISION321able]

in surah al hajr 15, ayat 26.27----15:26 And We created man from sounding clay, out of dark inorganic matter. [37:11]15:27 Before humanity became civilized, We had placed in them a fiery disposition.-----and in sura al rehman ayats 14,15----55:14 He created the human (initially) out of sounding inorganic matter, like pottery.55:15 And the Jinns: He has created out of smokeless fire (with an unstable fiery disposition).------Jinn pertains to something hidden, rarely seen, therefore, after using Tasreef, Al-Jinn = The nomads. Jannah from the same root word means a garden hidden in foliage. When the Jinns or the nomads move to dwell in towns and become civilized, they are referred to as Ins = Urbanites. Among the verses referred to above, Jinn, at times, denotes the hidden evil prompting that goes on in the human mind. In the sense of flashes of evil prompting, Jinncan be understood as Satan in minor forms. Satan = Selfish or rebellious desires works in concert with destructive emotions which have been described as being fiery in the Jahiliyah poetry. 'Emotions being fiery' stands up to reason. Verse 21:37 convincingly shows what the ‘creation of Jinn out of fire’ actually means. Using exactly the same terms khuliq and min it states Khuliq-al-insaanu min ‘ajal. Literally that would translate as: He created man out of haste. Whereas the clear understanding is: Man has been created with a tendency to be hasty and looking for instant gains or results. Such is the case in 21:37 with Khulaq-al-jaanna mim-maarij-im-min naar - Breaking the sentence for clarity: Khulaq-al-jaanna min marijin min naar. He has given a fiery, emotional disposition to uncivilized human beings. 55:15

[@markward3981]

Where in the world did you get this strange translation 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@hannan2619]

So you know that how iblis was bwfore adam came.into being and it was adam who was the first human and how it goes. Knowing that, you mean to say that when Quran states "Iblees was a jinn", the meaning being implied was that Iblis was an uncivilized nomad????? WHAT??? Jinns are beings that we cant see but experience. Ever done overthinking and strange imaginations took control of your thoughts and made you feel strange emotions? Yeah!

[@aladindelic]

j-n-n describes anything very far away, distant, out of senses, out of perception, unknown, unfamiliar, darkened to a person, etc. Qur'an is very clear, but we should follow a context in which any word is used. As for jinn, its meaning is "a stranger, an unknown person", and as for jinnet, meaning is "strange, unknown", and also as a collective noun for jinn (ie. a group of jinn); if words are used as el-jinn and el-jinnet, meanings are "particular group of jinn" and "all of jinnet (all unknown or all of the strangers)". For example, in surah Jinn el-jinn are strangers (Coptic Christians from Egypt) came to hear what the Qur'an is saying about them (verb used is isteme'a not semi'a); in the last verse of last surah Nas el-jinnet is all unknown, all which we do not know, of which we're seeking a protection of its evil (en-nas in the same verse is all which can be forgotten). As a passive mejnoon, it's a person who acts strange (ie. as a madman or somebody who talks strange things, unknown to him or listeners). As a potential jaann, it describes anything which can be (or not be) of jinn, people or things; it's used for a snake 'cause it can hide itself, or soul which can be hidden so others can't see what is deep in us. A word junnet is used twice as "a cover", for the people who make oaths to cover themselves; only one verb is used jenne in same meaning "to cover". Noun ejinnet is used once also, meaning "fetuses" (we're covered inside our mothers). Meaning in a particular verse should be understood only from the context the word is used. We should accept Allah as our Rabb, to teach us what we do not know, and leave the Jews, Persians and others with their fairy-tales and ethos. Jennet is from a similar root j-n-y, which means "to ripe", and it can be about plants or humans also (ie. maturity).

[@rumannahami3745]

Thank u mufti sahb for increasing our knowlege,please discuss in detail imam nawi and qurtubi version of jin

[@stadiamak692]

What about those DMT demons.... That people see... Do you think they are in the conciousness dimension....?

[@Therock151214]

They are manifestations of Jungian Archetypes.

[@stadiamak692]

@@Therock151214 in the past peoples brains (neuro chemical receptors) were more intune with changes... So even small traces of things like dmt would have a large impact.... Today the peoples minds are built different.... Just on the physical level we are able feed our brains and neurons with dopamine, seratonin almost at will.... If it's food, sugar, pornography.... This all makes our brains less sensitive to things lile dmt or psylosybin (magic mushroom).... Meaning we have to take larger doses.. Basically what i'm trying to say is in the past people would see Jinn much more frequently andhave these spiritual encounters..... For us today we can only get to that dimension through spiritual medicines and psychodelics.... In the past mere mediatation, zikr (rememberance), prayer would put people in that dimension.....

[@sazimi101]

My question!!!!!!!

[@ammarahsajid2457]

It's all stories till they come to haunt you at night lol. Mufti don't mess with these jinn I'm telling you. But yeah on a serious note interesting perspective.

[@Therock151214]

Photons are actually invisible until they enter our eyes, thats why when you shoot a laser you cannot see the beam unless there is condensed gas in between the source of the beam and its final destination, this means if there was an entity made up of photons it it would be completely undetectable to all human sense including our eye sight.

[@aziem462]

Maybe we see jin using condensed gas

[@Therock151214]

@@aziem462 That would imply the photons they are composed of will scatter when they pass through gas and thus cause the photons to enter our eyes, but because they are confined to form a structure they would most likely not scatter, this why they are invisible.

[@Therock151214]

@@aziem462 Photons in a laser beam scatter when passed through a gas because they are not confined. Further more the existence Photonic molecules (confined photons) has been supported by various scientific experiments.

[@aziem462]

For now this is what i believe: We cant see jinn because our eyes are made to accept only light. They have to shift to something that our eyes can accept to enter our realm. Ive read a story about a sahaba of Rasulullah who saw a snake in his house and killed it, little that he know that it is a jin who has shapeshifted to a snake.

[@aziem462]

We are living in a 3d dimension, and we cant see things that are in a higher dimension than us. If we have the technology to enter their realm, maybe this will open a new world of science.

[@AhamedImran]

With regards to your final comment about science, I've come to understand about this recently. That through science, you can understand God and his creation much better. Thanks for this intriguing video and glad to know that I am not alone in this thinking :)

[@AbulkalamAzad-qz1vv]

jinn are created to worship Allah

[@shaikmudassir6455]

The holographic universe theory led me to the some kind of force/laws/something that possess some principles. But what's that thing... its something unknown to us right now. Even the bozons, photons, and other particles and forces like the gravity, electromagnetism, weak nuclear forces, strong nuclear forces are comprehendable and observable, even if its theoretical. Therefore it doesn't satisfy the condition of being hidden. But the holographic universe, the one who's imagining the projection, that makes sense.

[@DarioHaruni]

The way I understand the verse you mentioned is that Iblis (Diablos/Devil) is from the Malaika. He refuses to prostrate; and that made him from the jinn (the veiled ones; the creatures that are now veiled from the mercy of God). So Iblis remains a Melek in his essence, but he's categorized as a jinn.

[@abuzaine3956]

Also that some jinn are believers and others are not. So the believing jinn can't be veiled from God's mercy.

[@abdo19code]

It's my understanding that jinn are malaika (angels) that disobeyed God and are sent to this world to be given a second chance like the Insan are bashar (mankind) that disobeyed God and are sent to this world to be given a second chance. There are different ranks of angels like the malaikatu al-muqarrabun in verse 4:172 that would never even think of disobeying God, but angels have free will and some of the lower angels disobey. The jinn and insan that refuse to submit in this world, their second chance, are shayateen and are doomed for hell.

[@hewhothinks1275]

My understanding is that Iblis (and the other Jinn within the angel community) had free will and was an “Angel by circumstances” and that free will didn’t truly reveal itself until he refused to make sedjah.

[@abuzaine3956]

@@abdo19code there is no textual evidence in the Quran and Sunnah for that view. I think it would have been more clearer if that was the case.

[@tdsdave]

@@hewhothinks1275 If you do not accept that Iblis was an angel then the command given explicitly to angels to prostrate being refused by Iblis, and Iblis being subsequently rebuked would make no sense. If it were not an angel, then the command did not apply to it, and Allah's reprimand would be unjust, a contradiction, and a flaw in the Quran. Tabari and others say Iblis was an angel , and he was of a tribe of angels called the Jinn.

[@VISION321able]

At several places in the Quran, the words جِنٌّ (jinn) and اَنْسٌ (ins) have come together in the same sentence. In the heading (A-N-S) we have already said اَنْسٌ (ins) among the Arabs meant the tribes that settled permanently at one place, and جِنٌّ (jinn) were the tribes which roamed from place to place and were thus not seen by many. They are also called Nomadic tribes. Even today, such tribes move about jungles and deserts away from the usual population, but due to the information explosion many things have become common between them and the general population. Therefore there is no basic enmity between them, but in the times when the information explosion had not taken place, the lives of these Nomadic tribes and the usual population differed so much in their culture and ways of living that they seemed to be from two different worlds. There were many such tribes among the Arabs. They were called baddu or airaab. Since Quranic message was for both, therefore jinn and ins both are addressed. Upon deliberation on this, it becomes clear that by جِنٌّ (jinn), it was also meant the humans or اَنْسٌ (ins), or those wild tribes who lived in the jungles or the deserts.

[@VISION321able]

@@kingjames2156 I do not aware Sam Gerrans interpretations, in surah al hajr 15, ayat 26.27----15:26 And We created man from sounding clay, out of dark inorganic matter. [37:11]15:27 Before humanity became civilized, We had placed in them a fiery disposition.-----and in sura al rehman ayats 14,15----55:14 He created the human (initially) out of sounding inorganic matter, like pottery.55:15 And the Jinns: He has created out of smokeless fire (with an unstable fiery disposition).------Jinn pertains to something hidden, rarely seen, therefore, after using Tasreef, Al-Jinn = The nomads. Jannah from the same root word means a garden hidden in foliage. When the Jinns or the nomads move to dwell in towns and become civilized, they are referred to as Ins = Urbanites. Among the verses referred to above, Jinn, at times, denotes the hidden evil prompting that goes on in the human mind. In the sense of flashes of evil prompting, Jinncan be understood as Satan in minor forms. Satan = Selfish or rebellious desires works in concert with destructive emotions which have been described as being fiery in the Jahiliyah poetry. 'Emotions being fiery' stands up to reason. Verse 21:37 convincingly shows what the ‘creation of Jinn out of fire’ actually means. Using exactly the same terms khuliq and min it states Khuliq-al-insaanu min ‘ajal. Literally that would translate as: He created man out of haste. Whereas the clear understanding is: Man has been created with a tendency to be hasty and looking for instant gains or results. Such is the case in 21:37 with Khulaq-al-jaanna mim-maarij-im-min naar - Breaking the sentence for clarity: Khulaq-al-jaanna min marijin min naar. He has given a fiery, emotional disposition to uncivilized human beings. 55:15

[@VISION321able]

@@kingjames2156 yourself question is about iblees-----in surah al baqarah ayat 34,2:34 And when We said to the angels, “Humble yourselves and be subservient to Adam-mankind, they instantly complied humbling themselves. But Iblees (Satan) refused through self-glorification, and so became a rejecter of the Divine Command------Thus, God endowed mankind with the ability to harness the forces in Nature through science. There is, however, an internal domain He has designed within humans, the Nafsor ‘Self’. Call it ‘I’, ‘Self’, ‘Ego’, ‘Personality’, ‘Iamness’, ‘Me’. This has been placed for the humans to exercise free will and achieve personal growth or self-actualization. But this ’self’ is vulnerable to the evil prompting of its own intrinsic selfish desire or that of extrinsic sources. In that situation the ’self’ rebels against the higher controls of human judgment, and more importantly, against the revealed Moral Values. This rebellious state of the ’self’ has the ability to rationalize its desire and emotions through the intellect. And this rebellious state of the ‘Ego’ is Satan or Iblees. It was this Iblees that refused to humble itself to the higher human controls of judgment and Divine Commands. Incidentally, the Qur’an nowhere mentions a human ’soul’, ’spirit’ or ’spirituality’. Iblees = Deprivation = Hopelessness = Frustration = Desperation and regret = Rebellious state of the human ’self’ that drifts away from the Divine Commands, but wishes to escape personal responsibility by blaming God for its own misdeeds. See 7:16. Sajdah = Prostration = Complete submission = Willful obedience = Utter humility = Adoration = Utmost commitment to Divine Cause = Humbling one’s own self

[@sitiummridwan]

@@VISION321able I appreciate your efforts in explaining the rationale behind equating jinn and ins as 'nomads' and 'urbanites' (I think I have heard elsewhere of the term 'sedentary') respectively, however if we were to identify and study all the āyāt pertaining to jinn and ins as well as looking at how they are situated in the passages, we would see that both are sentient creation of Allah, with the same intent in their creation but with clear distinctions in compositional structures. Allah has created pairs in creation, the pairing of humankind are the jinnkind. Our early history is tied to them, and our final recourse will also be tied to them. The bādū and the a'rāb can't be equated with the jinn, but they can easily be designated with your descriptives of the nomads and the urbanites.

[@subhaanahmad2149]

This is interesting. Ghulam Ahmad Pervez held this view too

[@sitiummridwan]

@@kingjames2156 Sam Gerrans is a name unfamiliar to me, so thank you -I will see where the quest will take me, as Source-Creator Wills for it.

[@gingerbreadzak]

00:00 🤔 The term "jinn" in the Quran is not clearly defined and can have various meanings, often beyond human understanding. 01:27 😇 Some scholars believe that Iblis, mentioned in the Quran, is not a jinn but a fallen angel, challenging the common perception of jinn. 03:05 🌌 The concept of jinn could be related to entities existing within different dimensions or fields, similar to how physics explores various forces and particles. 05:40 🧒 It's like explaining complex concepts to a child; simplifications are made to grasp the idea, but they may not reflect reality accurately. 08:45 🌌 Understanding physics, especially astrophysics, can bring us closer to comprehending the broader reality, including concepts like jinn, as science and religion are interconnected.

[@imraanbulbulia80]

How can he be an angel if Angel's don't have free wil and only worship Allah swt.

[@mohammedumar147]

Interesting you mention them as "forces", Ahmed Hulusi mentions this in his works. That the fire or naar might be radiation and that the fire means a type of radiation, not necessarily radiation that we asscosiate the word with generally i.e harmful radiation. Raditaion in definition is defined as "Energy radiated or transmitted in the form of waves or particles".

[@bibi-decaffinated5586]

Very intriguing line of thought. The question I have is, What about Prophet Sulaiman did he not have control over them? Or is that a Christian narrative?

[@hewhothinks1275]

Jinn= passions unchecked by knowledge

[@ryanm8701]

Will you be providing an educational basis for your claim?

[@hewhothinks1275]

@@ryanm8701 the educational basis I would suggest is that the Qur’an came to educate us on what goes on inside and outside of ourselves as human beings. If you approach the Qur’an in that matter ( in my opinion) it gives you additional understanding to everything discussed in The Book.

[@ryanm8701]

@@hewhothinks1275 I agree with you regarding The Quran and it's educational purpose. My question however was regarding your educational basis for claiming jinn= passions unchecked by knowledge. Surely you must have an etymological breakdown or a Quranic reference

[@hewhothinks1275]

@@ryanm8701 I would start with the premise of fire being related to passions. More of symbolic logic involved. Jinn= Fire. When fire is overpowering the sentiments of the heart, that’s called passions unchecked. The description of Iblis as given in the story, shows him as an entity unable to check himself and control his passions, even though Allah said I know what you know not. (Knowledge) He’s displaying hasad.(envy, anger, prideful arrogance.)

[@ryanm8701]

@@hewhothinks1275 No idea where you got the impression that iblees was operating from passion, certainly not the Arabic of The Quran. Jinn certainly does not = fire. It's passion which is the basis of your opinion. The term إبليس from the root بلس has nothing to do with passion at all. Iblees is a necessary aspect of humans, understand The Quran through it's Arabic and not another humans translation and you will see iblees true purpose. When we invent fancy ideas, it prevents us from seeking the true message of a narrative.

[@globalonetranscription510]

Salaam Mufti sb You are a source of great inspiration. But the entity described in Surah Jinn is quite different, how can we reconcile . ?

[@villageboy3316]

Mufti george michael, Quran tells you jinns are CREATED from smokeless fire and we are told about ifrits and shaiyatin). We are also 8nformed that 4 took permission to come down to our realm to listen to the quran recited by Rasulallah and they learned those few verses and WENT AND TESTIFIED AGAINST IBLIS who was misleading them with his own version of Islam. Jinns worked for suleiman and builds technologies. We are further told that jinns can see you from a matrix (in a dimension) that we cannot see them. There are plenty of knowledge in quran about them. SonWE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE, HOW THEY BEHAVE, what they do, where they go, etc. We are even informed that people found them and made a pact with them, but they only ended up deceiving themselves and sinning because Jinns has the ability to whisper into your conscience.

[@hypermangi8265]

Mufti george michael?

[@taustyz5875]

From my experience, The Jinn are possibly alien beings, or extraterrestrial/extra dimensional entities made of energy. They also represent metaphors for our own psyche and the cosmic consciousness

[@sufianansari4923]

interesting

[@yahiyakhan6546]

Reality is that we know little of universe but it does not prevent us from practical life. Analytically same is true for Islam.The more you learned the more ideas will come but it is as simple as "There is no god except Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah'"But many so called Muslim have adulterated their belief.Allah knows the best.

[@relaxisasinaturequran]

For me, the jinn is categorically in mutashabihat verses. The jin diction is polysemi, its can be isim makna or isim dzat. Its depend on context.

[@markward3981]

Why. Surah AR Rahman describes them and what they are created from, distinct from man and Angels. Iblis was describe as one of them Surat Jinn and Surat Ahqaf mentions them. We know what the are , what they were created from and some of their attributes if we listen to what the Quran is saying.

[@ashcomics13]

I believe the reason iblees didn't bow is because we are souls in 3rd dimensional bodies made of matter, while iblees and his kind have a higher dimensional body made of energy.

[@HitherandYarn]

It's funny you said that, because since they're made of fire, I've always thought of them as some type of intelligent nuclear fission. Not that that makes sense.

[@bogdanwolynetz7272]

So the short answer is basically you don’t know.🤣 Well what about the Jins that built the temple of Prophet Suleiman? Wasn’t their 3 types of Jin described? And Jin possessions?

[@muhammadadil8941]

if u can explain it better pls upload

[@saiyedkashefshahbazi8844]

In antimatter jinn may exist and watches

[@saiyedkashefshahbazi8844]

Qareen/doppelganger ?

[@zainuddinmohdsalim2903]

Do refer to marvelous Quran by Dr.Hany for Jinn topic.Its mind blowing it makes sense

[@mohamedakram1183]

still more deep in to childhood version this example about jinni.but its swifted. please kindy show more clear similar advice examples much better. Any of this similar to humens.similarity. No.As quran mentioned. Thanks

[@Tiny-bo4mh]

Fear Allah! Always gives evasive answers and going in circles and never gives the true and clear answer. Are you working for shaytan to misguide the slaves of Allah? You will never win. HasbunAllahu wanemal wakeel from the likes of you. You will be exposed. Fear Allah.

[@Tskyn]

The word Jinn kind of means Alien

[@Radical_Love]

Is there an email address that we can submit questions pertaining to Islam?

[@MuftiAbuLayth]

Instagram DM, or can use Patreon too

[@1rozi]

I agree. ❤🇯🇲

[@cameo777]

I think you struggled with this one. I just wonder why Allah mentioned the word jinn multiple times in the Quran if they were as abstract as photons, gravity .then one questions the logic behind this communication like that in surah rahman challenging mankind and jinns.how can allah be talking to elements that cannot hear not to talk of reasoning. I find it difficult to believe that the people who lived with the prophet would comprehend this. Did they ask questions?. Were they confused ?. Did the prophet understand it the way you tried to explain it. While the conventional reason may be flawed, your explanation has a lot holes in it . And I noticed you have been trying to solve this puzzle for over 6 yrs telling from your previous videos. Allahu aalam.

[@sadclown1923]

Beautiful ❤️

[@momoalnajjar]

heatblast

[@lorenzochimelis7359]

Quantum mechanics speaks also of parallel creation that mimics are own that in fact that is a possibility I repeat a creation like ours that in fact could possibly have another’s exact copy of yourself Allah did say that he has created ALL things in pairs that which you can see and that which you can not see that’s with the gin as e we’d otherwise the Chapter the gin I see it as a metaphor for movement of celestial structures in outer space such as as comets . Meteorites and all large objects moving at high speed in space as they do by the virtue of there existence pose a threat to this earth . I mean do you really believe Allah was going to explain these things in a manor that illucidate all the particulars of physics using terminology in words not part of linguistic communication I think not

[@shirazlodhi836]

mashalllahhhhhhhhh

[@hhussain9293]

😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 you Don't know what you're on about

[@necmettinmutlu306]

Jinns are oxygen

[@shaheenmahmood9021]

It is bad

[@kanwar47]

It's difficult only for a heretic.

[@zahinelahi2655]

thick minded people don't understand anything so they just blindly believe while someone with a brain goes through difficulties to try and find an explanation

[@abdo19code]

Jinn are "fallen" angels like Iblis

[@kingky2002]

Nope 👎🏾

[@abdo19code]

@@kingky2002 yes?

[@kingky2002]

@@abdo19code Iblis was not an angel

[@abdo19code]

@@kingky2002 God says THE ANGELS were told to prostrate. If A=B and B=C then A=C. Angels were told to prostrate and Iblis was questioned why he didn't prostrate, so Iblis was an angel.

[@hurataimad136]

@@abdo19code وَإِذْ قُلْنَا لِلْمَلَائِكَةِ اسْجُدُوا لِآدَمَ فَسَجَدُوا إِلَّا إِبْلِيسَ أَبَىٰ ٣٤ البقرة ثُمَّ قُلْنَا لِلْمَلَائِكَةِ اسْجُدُوا لِآدَمَ فَسَجَدُوا إِلَّا إِبْلِيسَ ١١ الأعراف وَإِذْ قُلْنَا لِلْمَلَائِكَةِ اسْجُدُوا لِآدَمَ فَسَجَدُوا إِلَّا إِبْلِيسَ ٦١ الإسراء وَإِذْ قُلْنَا لِلْمَلَائِكَةِ اسْجُدُوا لِآدَمَ فَسَجَدُوا إِلَّا إِبْلِيسَ ٥٠ الكهف وَإِذْ قُلْنَا لِلْمَلَائِكَةِ اسْجُدُوا لِآدَمَ فَسَجَدُوا إِلَّا إِبْلِيسَ أَبَىٰ ١١٦ طه For every case above you will see a fatha above Iblees, if it was the case that he is in the same category as the angels then there would surely be a dumma. they are plenty of example in classical poetry and Quran where the exception isn't the same classification as the subject. ما لهم به من علم إلا اتباع الظن Here doubt ISN'T knowledge. So likewise Iblees isn't Malaa'ka. Also with the case above, ilm is in kasra and ittibaa' is fatha.