Change: surgió de historias contadas porfirst lossprang indios,from persas,stories árabestold yby narradoresIndian, dePersian, historiasand yArabian ganóstorytellers famaand internacionalgained cuandointernational aparecieronfame a lowhen largothey deappeared losthroughout cuentosthe detales Scheherezade letold   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 282)

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Change: (they have a humanlike form and can take the shape of animals. but only temporary unless it is their tribes animal protector), including gigantic. Most of them are hostile, although some can be friendly. It is   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 284)

Change: Renamed from Jinn by Ravenite May 28 2008, 3:29 AM EDT for: Rename

Change: jinnDjinn (singular form jinni)Djinni) have deep roots in Arab culture. They are half human, half supernatural. They can do good or evil. Often jinnDjinn take naughty pleasure in punishing people for wronging them, even unintentionally.JinnDjinn are generally believed responsible for illness and mishaps. JinnDjinn   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 105)

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Change: Jinn are generally believed responsible for illness and mishaps. Jinn can appear as humans, animals (especially ostriches), and objects such as trees or rocks. In   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 105)