Actually, there are ghosts and ghuls in Eastern folk-tales as well. I cannot think of a good Western equivalent for a Jinn or Ifrit though. I suppose, from a Christian Western viewpoint these would be considered to be demons or devils of some sort. In pagan tradition the closest equivalent would be some sort of nature spirits *** sorcerers, though.
iojhyt67on February 8th, 2010 at 2:21 am
ghosts are either: Angels, Jinnies, or devils. so they call any spirit that is unknown a ghost. but Allah told us brief information about these spirits that are invisible to us. Jin existed in western countries, but they call ghosts instead of its real name.
wazgud II :::>?on February 8th, 2010 at 2:37 am
lol
you’re weird
first of all, Ghosts like to vacation in Japan quite often too
they’re big on respecting the spirits
Jinns aren’t restricted to the Mideast
they’re potentially anywhere that’s dirty, cemeteries, even underground
:O
peace
capitalgon February 8th, 2010 at 5:36 am
Ghosts are seen ’round the world. I’ve also known people, in Canada at least, that have seen djinn here.
Granted, not often, and not by many in either case!
Truthseeon February 8th, 2010 at 10:25 am
They are the same, just known by different names. They also do not subscribe to any immigration restrictions and travel freely, one second at the palace and the other at the white house. LOL
Zubayron February 8th, 2010 at 11:18 am
Have they got evidence of seeing a ghost/jinn do something?
Any proof?
INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY!
.
and FY! teachers don’t accept
“A jinn ate my homework”
Praying for Unity amongst All.on February 8th, 2010 at 1:01 pm
False accusation.
There is no such thing as ghosts, rather, the ‘ghosts’ you see are merely Djinn trying to disguise themselves, and spreading the message of ‘disbelief”
She saidon February 8th, 2010 at 2:35 pm
Firstly Ghosts don’t exist anywhere….Secondly Jinn live all over the world…
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Actually, there are ghosts and ghuls in Eastern folk-tales as well. I cannot think of a good Western equivalent for a Jinn or Ifrit though. I suppose, from a Christian Western viewpoint these would be considered to be demons or devils of some sort. In pagan tradition the closest equivalent would be some sort of nature spirits *** sorcerers, though.
ghosts are either: Angels, Jinnies, or devils. so they call any spirit that is unknown a ghost. but Allah told us brief information about these spirits that are invisible to us. Jin existed in western countries, but they call ghosts instead of its real name.
lol
you’re weird
first of all, Ghosts like to vacation in Japan quite often too
they’re big on respecting the spirits
Jinns aren’t restricted to the Mideast
they’re potentially anywhere that’s dirty, cemeteries, even underground
:O
peace
Ghosts are seen ’round the world. I’ve also known people, in Canada at least, that have seen djinn here.
Granted, not often, and not by many in either case!
They are the same, just known by different names. They also do not subscribe to any immigration restrictions and travel freely, one second at the palace and the other at the white house. LOL
Have they got evidence of seeing a ghost/jinn do something?
Any proof?
INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY!
.
and FY! teachers don’t accept
“A jinn ate my homework”
False accusation.
There is no such thing as ghosts, rather, the ‘ghosts’ you see are merely Djinn trying to disguise themselves, and spreading the message of ‘disbelief”
Firstly Ghosts don’t exist anywhere….Secondly Jinn live all over the world…
”to each his own”