A Complete and Untold Story of the Jinn

Please note: This is an article I wrote for a western style media website.  So it is written for those who are not Muslim.  There is graphic explanation of jinn and their habits which some Muslim may find offensive.  If you prefer not to read such graphic truthfulness, please do not read this article.

First understand that the Jinn are mentioned in the Quran, so this article is based on Islamic beliefs and so there are mentions of Allah, Prophet Mohammad, peace be upon him and how to use the Quran in ridding yourself of this problem. The Jews or Mossad regularly use jinn to track known threats. The US "supposedly" works with the Mosad to keep track of people of threats and to harm or kill those needed to be eliminated. 

The Turkish used Jinn to protect their caves of gold in Jordan. They hid their gold in Jordan and to make sure that no one stole their valuables, jinn were placed in front of the caves and therefore years and years later, those jinn are still there. There have been many deaths from people who try in infiltrate these well guarded forts but very few have achieved this and those who do are working with jinn. Many people hunting for gold and treasures in Jordan work with these underworld figures, devils to find their ultimate love of gold. The government claims rights to all gold found here, but few ever report their findings or that deaths occurred from jinn.
In the US or the West you hear of Voodoo in Africa and in some parts of America and about black magic, but you rarely hear of jinn. The jinn was mentioned in the bible and the Quran by Prophet Solomon and he regularly battled them and won. The jinn have been around forever and there are good jinn and bad jinn. The good jinn come to remind you to be good, to read your bible or Quran and to tell you to be good to your families. In other words enforce your religion. 

The bad jinn are here under direct orders usually to kill, cause divorce, kill unborn children or to cause illness. When the jinn first come, they come as small children and the longer you allow them to remain with you, the bigger they grown and the harder they are to get rid of.
They are at war with the person they are sent to harm, because the big Dijal (head jinn) will kill them if they fail. So if you try to rid yourself of jinn, they will call in their friends to defeat you or leave temporarily until you think you are free. 

1/3 of the people in the graves are from the jinn, according to Prophet Mohammad, pbuh, so this is a serious problem. This is not an Islamic problem, but a worldwide problem. There are many jinn in Iraq also. There are many reported stories of jinn and the Iraqi dinar and bringing the Iraqi dinar and exchanging it for good money. 

If you are given something to drink with black magic in it your stomach or head will hurt. If you have regular stomach problems and even if the doctor cannot find any problems with you, you may consider that you have a jinn possession. women who have drank some potion from black magic will abort their babies before being born. You will see these women, all of a sudden have periods every two weeks. 

Some homes are possessed with jinn and there is constant arguing, battles, maybe the husband all of a sudden hates his wife for no reason or maybe the wife will refuse to have sex with her husband. 

Jinn marry and have sex with humans and many humans are powerless during these attacks. Men who work with the jinn in the search for gold have stated they have sex with the jinn to get their favors. 

Here is a You Tube Video on protection from the jinn. Although it is in Arabic, English listeners can still be protected by playing this once a day in their homes. 

There are many people who work with the jinn and who worship the devil. This is a reason to be thrown in the hellfire according to Islam. They will write incantations or black magic words and bury the words in the property of the person that is being attacked or make a potion to give to them. Unlike in voodoo where they stick pins in a doll. 

In order to get rid of jinn you must bring a professional, if you have a big case. Seeking a one time help is not enough. You must have regular sessions. You may have seen some of the scary movies where the woman is so possessed she can fight off 4 men, this is not that far fetched.
Jealousy will also bring in minor jinns. Sadly the world is possessed with these evil creatures. 

To read more on an Islamic view of jinn: 

Jinn - What You Should Know Part I
http://learnislam1.blogspot.com/2011/12/jinn-what-you-should-know-part-i.html
Jinn - What You Should Know Part II
http://learnislam1.blogspot.com/2011/12/jinn-protection-from-shayaateen-part-ii.html
Protection from the Jinn with Verses and How to Read on Water:
http://learnislam1.blogspot.com/2012/05/protection-from-jinn-verses-and-how-to.html

Jinn - Protection from the Shayaateen - Part II

Protection from the harm of the jinn

Because the jinn can see us while we cannot see them, the Prophet  (peace and blessings of 

Allaah be upon him) taught us many ways to protect ourselves from their harm, such as seeking 

refuge with Allaah from the accursed Shaytaan, reciting Soorat al-Falaq and Soorat 

al-Naas (the last two Soorahs of the Qur'aan), and reciting the words taught by Allaah in the

Qur'aan (interpretation of the meaning): "Say: 'My Lord! I seek refuge with You from the 

whisperings (suggestions) of the shayaateen (devils). And I seek refuge with You, my

Lord, lest they may attend (or come near) me.'" [al-Mu'minoon 23:97-98]

Saying Bismillaah (in the Name of Allaah) before entering one's home, before eating or 

drinking, and before having intercourse will also keep the Shaytaan from entering the house or 

partaking with a person in his food, drink and sexual activity. Similarly, mentioning the name of 

Allah before entering the toilet or taking off one's clothes will prevent the jinn from seeing a person's 

'awrah or harming him, as the Prophet  (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, "To put 

a barrier that will prevent the jinn from seeing the 'awrah of the sons of Aadam, let any 

one of you say 'Bismillaah' when entering the toilet." (Reported by al-Tirmidhi, 551; Saheeh 

al-Jaami', 3611).

Strength of faith and religion in general will also prevent the jinn from harming a person, so much so 

that if they were to fight, the one who has faith would win. 'Abd-Allah ibn Mas'ood (may Allaah be 

pleased with him) said: "A man from among the Companions of Muhammad met a man from 

among the jinn. They wrestled, and the human knocked down the jinn. The human said to him, 

'You look small and skinny to me, and your forearms look like the front paws of a dog. Do all 

the jinn look like this, or only you?' He said, 'No, by Allaah, among them I am strong, but let us

 wrestle again, and if you defeat me I will teach you something that will do you good.' The human 

said, 'Fine.' He said, 'Recite, 'Allaah! None has the right to be worshipped but He, the 

Ever-living, the One Who sustains and protects all that exists.' [Aayat al-Kursi - 

al-Baqarah 2:255 - interpretation of the meaning]. The human said, 'Fine.' He said, 'You will 

never recite this in your house but the Shaytaan will come out of it like a donkey breaking wind, and 

he will never come back in until the next morning.'" (Reported by al-Daarimi, 3247).

This is a brief summary about the jinn, and their nature and characteristics. Allaah is the Best of 

protectors and the Most Merciful of those who show mercy.

Belief in the Jinn

In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

Last time, we talked about the unseen world of angels, and mentioned that having the correct 

belief in the angels is a requirement of faith. This time, we are going to discuss another unseen 

world: that of the jinn. Some people are skeptical of the existence of the jinn, while others 

resort to far-fetched, distorted interpretations of these creatures in order to suit their whims and

personal fancies, such as claiming that the jinn are microbes. In this country, a certain heretical 

group teaches that the white man is the devil (evil jinn). This preposterous idea would imply either 

that the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu `alayhe wa-sallam was black, or that he was a devil 

(Allah forbid!). Both of these conclusions are clear blasphemy, for they contradict conclusive 

historical facts and common sense.

What are the jinn?

The reality, which it is obligatory to affirm, is that the jinn are an established world, unseen to us. 

They eat, drink and procreate, and among them are both righteous and wicked individuals. The word 

jinn itself comes the Arabic root meaning "something hidden which cannot be seen."

The existence of the jinn is firmly corroborated by the Qur'an, authentic sunnah and consensus

of scholars (Ijma`), and thus one who denies their existence is outside the pale of Islam. Suffice it to 

say that the word jinn and its derivatives occur at least 29 times in the Qur'an, and the word shaytaan 

and its plural shayaateen together occur more than 80 times. In fact, there is an entire surah called 

Surat al-Jinn (72), which speaks in clear, explicit terms about the jinn.

Their Creation

Ibn `Abbas radiallahu `anhu said, "Two thousand years before [mankind] was created, there were

 jinn on [the earth], and they caused corruption on the earth and shed blood. Then, Allah sent against

them a troop of angels who beat them and then cast them away to the islands in the seas. So, 

when Allah said, (translated), "'I am placing a viceregent upon the earth,' they said, 

'Will You place therein one who will cause corruption therein and shed blood,'" [2

 (Al-Baqarah), 30] i.e. just as those jinn did? Then, Allah said, (translated), "I know that which 

you do not know." (Related by Al-Hakim.) Thus, jinn were created before mankind, as attested 

to clearly by the Qur'an also. Their origin is from fire. "And verily, We created mankind . . . and 

the jinn We had created before from smokeless fire." [15 (Al- Hijr), 26-27] They are the 

descendants of Iblees, who disobeyed Allah's command to prostrate to Adam, and became known 

as the Satan  (Shaytaan).

We cannot ordinarily see them, unless they materialize. When they materialize, it is usually in an 

unpleasant or ugly form, such as a snake or a black dog, as opposed to angels (who materialize

 into pleasant and handsome forms).

In the battle of Badr, Iblees materialized into the form of a man named Suraqah ibn Malik, and urged 

on the disbelievers, saying, "There is none who can overcome you today," [8 (Al-Anfaal), 

48] Then, Allah sent the angel Jibreel (Gabriel) against him, and when Iblees saw him he cried out to

 the disbelievers, "I have nothing to do with you! I see that which you do not see! I fear Allah, and Allah 

is severe in retribution," and then he fled.

Their Lifestyle

They are accountable, just as human beings are. "I created jinn and mankind only in order 

that they might worship Me." [51 (Adh-Dhaariyaat), 56] There are believers amongst

 them, who will be rewarded, and disbelievers, who will be punished. "And indeed, there are 

amongst us Muslims and amongst us wrongdoers. As for those who accept Islam, 

they have sought out the right path. And, as for the wrongdoers, they will be firewood 

for Jahannam." [72 (Al-Jinn), 14-15] Whenever Allah sent a prophet to mankind, the jinn of that

 time could also receive his message. Thus, some of them received the message of Prophet Moses 

`alayhis-salam.Some jinn came to the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu `alayhe wa- sallam one night, 

and he went with them, recited Qur'an to them, and taught them about Islam. (Related by Muslim.)

They eat and drink, and have high regulations similar to ours. Just as we eat meat of animals over 

whose slaughter the name of Allah was recited, the jinn are allowed to eat bones of such animals, 

and therefore the Prophet sallallahu `alayhe wa-sallam has instructed us not use these for istinjaa'. 

On the authority of `Abdullah ibn `Umar: the Messenger of Allah sallallahu `alayhe wa-sallam said,  

"When one of you eats, he should eat with his right hand, and when one of you drinks, 

he should drink with his right hand, for Satan eats with his left hand and drinks with his 

left hand." (Related by Muslim.) Satan also partakes of our food if we neglect to mention the name 

of Allah before eating.

A verse of the Qur'an indicates that they have conjugal relations. "Therein [in Heaven] are 

[women] of modest gaze, whom neither human being nor jinn have touched before.

" [55 (Al- Rahman), 56] Another verse establishes that they beget children. "Will you then 

take [Iblees] and his offspring as protectors in preference to Me, although they are 

an enemy to you?" [18 (Al- Kahf), 50]

Although the jinn tend to have longer life spans than ours, they also die and pass away, as 

evidenced by the Qur'an [7 (Al- A`raaf), 38] Iblees, however, has been given respite up to the

 Day of Arising. "[Allah] said, You are, then, among those given respite, up to the day 

of the time known [and appointed]" [38 (Saad), 81-82]

The shayaateen (devils)

The shayaateen (devils; the singular is shaytaan) are the disbelieving jinn, but the word shaytaan 

is also used for those disbelieving human beings who are active in corruption and fighting Islam.  

"Thus have We made, for every Prophet, an enemy, the shayaateen of mankind and 

jinn, inspiring one another with flowery discourses by way of deception." [6 (Al-An`aam),

 112] As for those jinn who are prominent in mischief making, they are referred to as mareed 

(plural: maradah), meaning forward or rebellious. "Among mankind is he who disputes about 

Allah&127; without knowledge, and follows every forward shaytaan." [22 (Al- Hajj), 3]

Iblees has his throne in the sea, and he sends out his dispatchments who aggravate people. The 

greatest of them before him is the one who has caused the most fitnah. One of his workers comes 

and tells him, "I did not leave [my victim] until I brought about separation between him and his wife."

 Iblees draws him near, and says to him, "Yes! You (are the best!)" (Related by Muslim.)

Eavesdropping on the heavens

The shayaateen go up into the heavens, trying to eavesdrop on the angels. `A'ishah radiallahu 

`anha said that she asked the Prophet sallallahu `alayhe wa-sallam about how it is 

that the fortune-tellers sometimes foretell something which turns out true. He replied 

that that is the word of truth which the jinn manages to catch, and so he comes and 

whispers it in the ear of the fortune-teller, and to one truth he adds a hundred lies. (

Related by Bukhari and Muslim.) Allah sends meteorites against these eavesdropping shayaateen,

 but sometimes one of them might pass on what he has heard to another jinn.

Their effect on humans

Every human being is always accompanied by a jinn, who tries to incite him to evil, but the Prophet 

sallallahu `alayhe wa-sallam's jinn was unable to harm him. On the authority of Ibn Mas`ud: The 

Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) said, "there is not any one of 

you except that he has been assigned his companion from among the jinn and his 

companion from among the angels." They said, "Even you, O Messenger of Allah?"

 He replied, "Even me, except that Allah has helped me against him, so that I am 

unharmed (or, so that he has accepted Islam), and so he orders me to do nothing but 

good." (Related by Muslim.) Thus, terrible thoughts may sometimes occur to us, but we are not 

responsible for these promptings provided we neither allow them to take root within us, nor act upon

 them. The fact that we recognize them as evil is itself a sign of our faith.

Satan runs through the children of Adam with the running of blood. It is possible for jinn to enter human

 beings and possess them. "Those who consume interest (ribaa) do not arise except as 

he arises whom Satan has driven to madness by his touch." [2 (Al- Baqarah), 275]

Protection from the shayaateen

In the authentic hadith related by Bukhari and Muslim, the Prophet sallallahu `alayhe wa-sallam has 

instructed us to recite the following supplication before having intercourse with our wives.  

"Bismillaah. Allaahumma jannibnash- shaytaana wa-jannibish- shaytaana maa 

razaqtanaa." (In the name of Allah. O Allah! Spare us from Satan, and repel Satan 

from that wherewith You have provided us.) Then, if a child is conceived, Satan will never harm

 him.

The shayaateen like to frequent filthy areas such as restrooms. Thus, we should ensure that we recite 

the sunnah supplication (narrated by Bukhari and Muslim) before entering the restroom, "Allaahumma 

innee a`oodhu bika minal-khubuthi wal-khabaa'ith." (O Allah! I seek refuge with You from 

male and female devils.)

Reciting Ayat al-kursiyy [2 (Al-Baqarah), 255] at bedtime ensures that no devil will come close to 

you until the morning. (Related by Bukhari.) Saying "Laa ilaaha illallaahu wahdahoo laa 

shareeka lahoo lahul-mulku wa  lahul- hamdu wa-huwa `alaa kulli shay'in qadeer" 

(There is no god but Allah, alone, without any partner, His is the kingdom, and His is

 praise, and He has power over all things) 100 times in the morning provides protection from

 Satan till the evening. (Related by Bukhari and Muslim)

In general, frequent remembrance of Allah and obedience to Him provides immunity from the

 shayaateen. "Whoever withdraws himself from the rembrance of [Allah] Most Gracious, 

We assign to him a shaytaan, to be his comrade." [43 (Az-Zukhruf), 36] "[Satan] has no

 authority over those who believe and place trust in their Lord." [16 (An-Nahl), 99]

Jinn - What You Should Know Part I

The Qur'aan and Sunnah indicate that the jinn exist, and that there is a purpose for their existence in 

this life, which is to worship Allaah Alone, with no partner or associate. Allaah says (interpretation of 

the meanings):

"And I (Allaah) created not the jinns and humans, except they should worship Me 

(Alone)." [al-Dhaariyaat 51:56].

"O assembly of jinns and mankind! Did there not come to you Messengers from 

amongst you, reciting unto you My Verses?" [al-An'aam 6:130]

The world of the jinn is an independent and separate world, with its own distinct nature and features

that are hidden from the world of humans. Jinns and humans have some things in common, such as

 the 

possession of understanding and the choice between the way of good and the way of evil. The

 word jinn, 

comes from an Arabic root meaning "hidden from sight". Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):

". Verily he [Shaytaan] and his qabeeluhu [his soldiers from the jinn or his tribe] see 

you from where you cannot see them." [al-A'raaf 7:27]

Allaah has told us in His Book the essence from which the jinn were created. He says (interpretation 

of the meaning):

"And the jinn, We created aforetime from the smokeless flame o fire." [al-Hijr 

5:27] "And the jinns did He create from a smokeless flame of fire." [al-Rahmaan 55:15].

According to a hadeeth narrated by 'Aa'ishah, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) 

said: "The angels were created from light, the jinn were created from fire, and Aadam 

was created from that which has been described to you." (Reported by Muslim, 5314).

Types of jinn

Allaah has created different types of jinn. Among them are some who can take on different forms, such 

as dogs and snakes; some who are like flying winds with wings; and some who can travel and rest. 

Abu Tha'labah al-Khushani said: "The Messenger of Allaah  (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon 

him) said: 'The jinn are of three types: a types that has wings, and they fly through the air; 

a type that looks like snakes and dogs; and a type that stops for a rest then resumes its 

journey." (Reported by al-Tahhaawi in Mushkil al-Athaar, 4/95, and by al-Tabaraani in al- Kabeer,

 22/214. Shaykh al-Albaani said in al-Mishkaat (2/1206, no. 4148): al-Tahhaawi and Abu'l-Shaykh reported

 it with a saheeh isnaad).

The jinn and the sons of Aadam

Every individual among the sons of Aadam has a jinni who has been appointed to be his constant 

companion (qareen). Ibn Mas'ood said: "The Messenger of Allaah  (peace and blessings of Allaah 

be upon him) said, 'There is not one of you who does not have a jinn appointed to be his 

constant companion.' They said, 'And you too, O Messenger of Allaah?' He said, 'Me too, 

but Allaah has helped me and he has submitted, so that he only helps me to do good.'"

 (Reported by Muslim, 2814). Al-Nawawi said in his commentary on Muslim (17/175): "'He has submitted’. 

He became a believing Muslim. 

This is the apparent meaning. 

Al- Qaadi said: Know that the ummah is agreed upon the fact that the Prophet  (peace and blessings

of Allaah be upon him) was protected from Shaytaan, physically and mentally, and with regard to his 

speech.This hadeeth contains a reference to the warning against the fitnah (temptation, trial) and whispers 

of the qareen (constant companion from among the jinn). We know that he is with us so we should beware 

of him as much as possible."

Their powers

Allaah has given the jinn powers that he has not given to humans. Allaah has told us about some of their 

powers,such as the ability to move and travel quickly. An 'ifreet from among the jinn guaranteed to the 

Prophet Sulaymaan (peace be upon him) that he would bring the throne of the Queen of Yemen to 

Jerusalem in a moment faster than that needed for a man to get up from where he was sitting. Allaah 

says (interpretation of the meaning):

"An 'ifreet (strong one) from the jinns said: 'I will bring it [her throne] to you before you 

rise from your place (council). And verily, I am indeed strong, and trustworthy for such 

work.' One with whom was knowledge of the Scripture said: 'I will bring it to you within 

the twinkling of an eye!' - then when Sulaymaan saw it placed before him, he said, 'This 

s by the Grace of my Lord.'" [al-Naml 27:39-40].

The food and drink of the jinn

The jinn eat and drink. Ibn Mas'ood said: "The Messenger of Allaah  (peace and blessings of Allaah 

be upon him) said: 'Someone from among the jinn called me, and I went with him and recited 

Qur'aan for them.' He took us and showed us the traces of where they had been and the 

traces of their fires.They asked him for food and he said, 'You can have every bone on 

which the name of Allaah has been mentioned that comes into your possession, as meat, 

and all the droppings as food for your animals.' The Prophet (peace and blessings of 

Allaah be upon him) said, 'So do not use [these things] for cleaning yourselves [after 

relieving oneself], for they are the food and provision of your brothers.'" (Reported by Muslim,

 450). According to another report: "A delegation of jinn from Naseebeen came to me, and what 

good jinn they are! They asked me for food and I prayed to Allaah for them, so that they 

would not pass by bones or droppings, but they would find food on them." (Reported by 

al-Bukhaari, 3571). The believing jinn may eat any bone on which the name of Allaah has been mentioned, 

because the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did not permit them to have 

anything on which Allaah's name has not been mentioned - those are for the kuffaar among the jinn.

The beasts of the jinn

According to the hadeeth narrated by Ibn Mas'ood, that we have quoted above, the jinn asked the 

Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) for provision, and he said to them: "…and 

[you can have] all the droppings as food for your animals."

The dwelling-places of the jinn

The jinn live on this earth where we do. They are mostly to be found in ruins and unclean places like 

bathrooms, dunghills, garbage dumps and graveyards. Hence the Prophet (peace and blessings 

of Allaah be upon him) taught us to take precautions when entering such places, by reciting the 

adhkaar (prayers) prescribed by Islam. One of these was reported by Anas ibn Maalik (may Allaah be 

pleased with him), who said: "When the Messenger of Allaah  (peace and blessings of Allaah 

be upon him) entered the toilet, he would say, 'Allaahumma innee a'oodhu bika min 

al-khubuthi wa'l-khabaa'ith (O Allaah, I seek refuge with You from the evil ones, male and

 female).'" (Reported by al-Bukhaari, 142; and Muslim, 375).Al-Khattaabi explained that khubuth is the

 plural of khabeeth (evil or dirty - masculine form), and khabaa'ith is the plural of khabeethah (evil or dirty

 - feminine form), and that what is meant is male and female shayaateen.

Some jinns are Muslims and some are kaafirs

Allaah tells us that some of the jinn said (interpretation of the meaning):

" 'And some of us are Muslims, and of us some are al- qaasitoon (disbelievers - those 

who have deviated from the Right Path). And whosoever has embraced Islam, then such 

have sought the Right Path. And as for the qaasitoon, they shall be firewood for Hell.'" 

[al-Jinn 72:14-15]

The Muslims among the jinn are of different levels as regards righteousness and taqwa. Allaah says 

(interpretation of the meaning):

"[Some jinn said:] 'There are among us some that are righteous, and some the contrary; 

we are groups, each having a different way (religious sects, etc.)'" [al-Jinn 72:11]

The story of how the first jinn of this ummah became Muslim was narrated by 'Abd-Allaah ibn 'Abbaas, 

who said: "The Prophet  (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) went out with a group of his 

Companions heading for the marketplace of 'Ukaaz. This was when the shayaateen were prevented

 from getting any news from heaven, and shooting stars had been sent against them. The shayaateen 

went back to their people, who said, 'What is the matter with you?' They said, 'We cannot get news from 

heaven, and shooting stars were sent against us.' Their people said, 'Nothing is stopping you from 

hearing news from heaven except some new event that must have happened. Go and look in the east 

and the west of the earth, and see if you can find out what it is that is stopping you from hearing news 

rom heaven.'

Those who went out in the direction of Tihaamah came upon the Prophet  (peace and blessings of 

Allaah be upon him) in Nakhlah, when he was on his way to 'Ukaaz, and found him leading his 

Companions in Fajr prayer. When they heard the Qur'aan, they listened to it and said, 'By Allaah, this

 is what is stopping us from hearing news from heaven.' When they went back to their people, they 

said, 'O our people, we have heard a wonderful Recital (the Qur'aan). It guides to the 

Right Path, and we have believed therein, and we shall never join (in worship) anything 

with our Lord (Allaah). [al-Jinn 72:2 - interpretation of the meaning].

Then Allaah revealed to His Prophet peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) the words 

(interpretation of the meaning): "Say (O Muhammad): 'It has been revealed to me that a group 

of jinns listened (to this Qur'aan).' [al-Jinn 72:1], and Allaah revealed to him what the jinn had 

said." (reported by al-Bukhaari, 731).

Their reckoning on the Day of Resurrection

The jinn will be called to account on the day of Resurrection. Mujaahid (may Allaah have mercy on him) 

said, concerning the aayah (interpretation of the meaning): "…but the jinns know well that they have

 indeed to appear (before Him) (i.e., they will be brought to account)" [al- Saffaat 37:158]: 

"They will be brought to judgement." Saheeh al-Bukhaari, Baab Dhikr al-Jinn wa Thawaabihim wa 

'Iqaabihim.