Genie

A genie is a fantasy creature that originates from Arabian folklore and is said to be made of fire.
Genies have the ability to grant wishes, but they can also be tricksters or even evil.
Genies are often associated with lamps or bottles, where they can be trapped or released by humans.

A genie is a fantasy creature that originates from Arabic folklore and mythology.
A genie is usually depicted as a supernatural being that can grant wishes, but also has a free will and a personality of its own.
A genie can take different forms, but the most common one is a human-like figure with blue or green skin, glowing eyes, and magical powers.
A genie can also transform into animals, objects, or elements, such as fire, smoke, or water.
A genie typically lives in a lamp, a bottle, or a ring, and can only be released by someone who rubs or touches it.
Some famous examples of genies are Aladdin's genie from the Disney movie, Jinn from the Netflix series, and Shantae from the video game series.

• A genie's appearance and abilities may vary depending on the source and the type of genie.
  There are different kinds of genies, such as marids, ifrits, ghuls, and silas, each with their own characteristics and traits.
• A genie's relationship with humans can be friendly, hostile, or neutral.
  Some genies may be loyal and helpful to their masters, while others may be cunning and deceptive.
  Some genies may also fall in love with humans or seek revenge for being enslaved.
• A genie's culture and history are rich and complex.
  Genies have their own language, religion, society, and laws.
  Genies are believed to be created from smokeless fire by Allah before humans were made from clay.

Genies have also interacted with various civilizations and religions throughout history.