Ghouls mythology

#4 𝕁𝕚𝕟𝕟 The fourth sketch of Inktober, Jinn are supernatural entities in the Islamic mythology. They are said to be made of 'smokeless fire.' There are many types of Jinn like Hinn, Ghoul, Jann, Marid, Ifrit, Shiqq, Nasnas and Palis, but most of them are considered evil and cunning, often associated with Shaitaan, the devil.

Ghoul is a monster or evil spirit in Arabic mythology, associated with graveyards and consuming human flesh. The term was first used in 1786

1. Ghouls are people who have given up their mortality through the consumption of human flesh. While occasional cannibals are merely degraded in their soul, those who eat their kin constantly will be transformed bodily as well. They take on a grave-like pallor, grow long limbs and lose their hair. Such twisted creatures do not age, but they pay the price of being unable to stomach any food besides human flesh. Some who fear death will deliberately make ghouls of themselves to live longer…

The legend of the Krause ghoul originates in Cambodia. The story tells of the head of a beautiful woman floating in mid air, with no torso, just her intestines hanging from below her chin……

Interior illustrations for the book Rebels - Serbian mythology.

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