This book reveals the mysteries about the lives of other Jinn and Satan creatures around us based on the Al-Qur'an and As-Sunnah. Starting from their origins, when they were created, their class, the enmity of humans and demons, the purpose of their creation, and much more.

And among its contents it also discusses the meaning of JIN is a type of creature of Allah Subhanahu wa Taala who has certain physical characteristics, different from humans or angels. Jinn was created from the basic ingredients of fire, as Allah Subhanahu wa Taala said, "He created humans from dry soil like pottery. And He created jinns from flames of fire." (QS. Ar-Rahman: 14 15)

Jin has similarities with humans in two ways:

a. Jin has reason and lust, just as humans also have reason and lust.

b. Jinn get the burden of orders and prohibitions of the Shari'a, just as humans also get the burden of the orders and prohibitions of the Shari'a. Therefore, there are jinn who are Muslim and there are jinn who are disbelievers. There are good jinn and there are bad jinn. There are genies who are smart about religion and there are genies who are stupid. There are even Ahlussunnah jinn and there are jinn followers of heretical groups, and so on.

While the most basic difference between the jinn and humans is the origin of creation and the ability to be seen and not. This creature is called a genie, because it has the nature of ijtinan, which means hidden and invisible. Humans cannot see jinns and jinns can see humans. Allah said,

"Surely he (the devil) and his followers see you in a state that you can't see them." (QS. Al-Araf: 27)