| Why is a jinni drawn to a man whose fundamental beliefs should deny her existence? |
| The building is the abode of jinni, and no one who goes in is ever able to come out by the same door. |
| He told the passengers that the rough waters were caused by a hungry giant jinni who might be appeased if they threw to her their luggage. |
| Who does not sympathise with the Trader who killed the invisible son of the jinni? |
| Typically, Um Al Helaan is a jinni that assumes the form of an old woman who makes false pretences to enter people's houses. |
| So, it became a common practice to keep two or three sailors up at night to guard the boat against the jinni. |
