| A recent author maintains that it is lawful for a man to marry a djinnia, but not for a woman to be married to a djinn. |
| He declared that a djinn who lived there specialized in helping old scoundrels to scribble. |
| And behind his eyes are towers and jewels and djinn, carpets and rings and wild afreets, kings and princes and cities of brass. |
| The banker was convinced that the magician, who could communicate with djinn, had cast a spell on him. Respect for magic stretches beyond the UAE to Saudi Arabia and Oman. |
| Pleading incompetence A warning of things to come A djinn in an oil barrel Reprints Related topics Foday Sankoh Africa Liberia Sierra Leone United NationsThen there is the crucial question of what the next step should be. |
| They are as the sands of the erg, and they have the weapons of the djinn, as each man knows. |
