Djinn

Djinn are a prominent spirit invoked in traditional spheres of Hamalfite worship. According to Hamalfite practice, Djinn embody a spiritual realm said to be between that of the Gods and of Physical Creation. As such the Djinn are described as having the powers of a diety all their own, but the longevity and desires of physical creation. Like people they must eat and procreate to continue their species, but do so between the fabric of the physical and spiritual world, encompassing a sort of meta-space between life and the gods.
In the Sihri style of worship or of magic the Djinn are often given offerings to endow some sort of endowment on an individual in the same sense one might pay another to perform a task. The willingness of a Djinn to perform such action may depend on the individual Djinn, the task desired, and the offering made. And given the scale and breadth at which the Djinn operate upon it is uncountable the nature of actions and offerings. Many traditional Magi may thusly consider making requests to the Djinn a meaningless proposition, as it would be impossible for the common person to know of all the areas a Djinn operates upon.
Djinn are as well neither benevolent or malevolent, although they can operate on either side of the scope. Instead they are often times described as being naturally neutral, acting only in the interests their demesne requires. A Djinn that presides over fire may be as beneficial or harmful as one of a well.
In the cosmic hierarchy Djinn may and most often serve as the direct subject of one of the Gods based on their field of lordship. The variety of these spiritual holdings owned by them can span from Djinn of an hour of a day to a day, to certain oasis, rocks, and trees. Destruction of a Djinn's holding doesn't destroy them however as they'll simply seek out a new one or facilitate the design of a new refuge and landing.
Some mythological commentators have suggested that even individuals have a Djinn of their own. Though this has had comparisons drawn to the Favari of the Ayba'dhja Asiaha'wabha.
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