Jinn Conjuring and Cautionary Tales

This chapter explores the intriguing practices of jinn conjuring, particularly through the lens of the Rejal al-Hed and their interactions with doppelgangers, balancing companionship with the dangers of unpredictable entities. It recounts the narrative of King Solomon and his Qarin, Sakhar, emphasizing themes of trust and betrayal in dealings with jinn. Additionally, it connects these stories to broader Islamic mystical traditions and ongoing literary projects about the Night Folk and the role of angels within Sufism.

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