Namaah

**Naamah**, also known as **Naamah**, **Mother of Demons**, **Queen of Hell**, and **The Bitch**, is a succubus and hell queen infamous for seducing the angel Samayaza.

## Names

### Titles

Queen Of Demons, Mother Of Demons, Cheap Copy (By Lilith), Whore (By Raphael), annoying little bitch (By Samael), Queen Of Succubuses, Mother Of Succubuses, Second Lilith, Adam's 3rd Wife, Mother Of Nephilim, Wife Of Samayaza, Wife Of Azazel, Second Queen Of Hell

## Relationships

### Consorts

Samayaza, Azazel, Samael, Adam, Count Dracula, Shamdon, Abel

### Enemies

Host Of Heaven, Lilith, Adam, Eve, Cain, Satan, Samael, Lucifer, Many More

## Powers And Weaknesses

### Powers

Demon Physiology, Mind Control, Darkness Manipulation, Death Manipulation

## Overview

After Adam and Eve fell from heaven, Eve gave birth to their first children, Cain and then Abel. When these two became adults, YHVH saw the need for wives, as there were no human women at that time, only their mother Eve, their aunt Lilith, and female apes. YHVH decided to create wives for each of the two. He created Namaah to be the wife of Abel.

Later, Namaah left Abel and met Samael. Samael took Namaah to hell and transformed her into a demon. Later, she gave birth to succubai and incubai.

She and Lilith are usually confused by witches, as many stories and information about Lilith are actually about Namaah. For example, Lilith is mistakenly associated with being a child slayer and the mother of succubai, instead of Namaah.

## Appearance

Similar to Lilith and Eve, Namaah was created in heaven and possesses a beauty unmatched by any human. Described as pale as snow with long black hair and blue eyes, she is adorned with two dark red demonic bat wings on her back and two small demon horns.

## Powers

Namaah is a formidable demon queen, though not reaching the strength of Lilith, who can confront Samael and Beelzebub. Namaah, nonetheless, possesses tremendous power, perhaps comparable to principalities. She wields the ability to manipulate darkness and death, spreading misfortune wherever she treads and exercising control over diseases. Her influence has plagued numerous villages.

## Weaknesses

Similar to other demons, Namaah is vulnerable to holy items such as the Holy Bible, which can harm her. She is unable to utter the names of God, and kings of hell can easily bring about her demise.

## Lore

Naamah or Na'amah (Hebrew: נַעֲמָה; meaning "pleasant") is a demon depicted in the Zohar, a fundamental text of Jewish mysticism.

In Talmudic-midrashic literature, Naamah is often intertwined with the human Naamah, recognized for seducing men with her cymbal play. She also lured the angel Shamdon or Shomron, giving birth to Ashmodai, the king of devils. It wasn't until Kabbalistic literature, such as the Zohar, that she evolved into an inhuman spirit.

According to the Zohar, following Cain's murder of Abel, Adam and Eve separate for 130 years. During this period, Lilith and Naamah seduce Adam, giving birth to his demonic offspring, who later become the Plagues of Mankind. Together, they are responsible for causing epilepsy in children.

In another Zoharic account, Naamah and Lilith are implicated in corrupting the angels Ouza and Azazel. The text mentions Naamah's ability to attract demons, recounting how she is pursued by demon kings Afrira and Qastimon every night. However, she eludes them by leaping away and assumes various forms to entice men.

A 1340 Kabbalistic treatise by Bahya ben Asher states Naamah is one of the mates of the archangel Samael, along with Lilith, Agrat bat Mahlat and Eisheth. It is stated Esau took four wives in imitation to him