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Are genies from Egypt?
genies are Arabic
Is genies good?
yeh genies is proper good
What are genies lamps called?
It depends if they are real or not. If they were then they could live anywhere.
Where do genies come from?
Genies, often referred to as jinn or djinn, originate from Arabian and Islamic mythology. They are believed to be supernatural beings created by Allah from smokeless fire, as mentioned in the Quran. Traditionally, jinn possess free will and can be either benevolent or malevolent, living in a parallel world to humans. The concept of genies has been popularized in Western culture through stories like "One Thousand and One Nights," where they are depicted as magical beings that grant wishes.
What do genies lamps look like?
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Have you ever encountered genies in a lamp, and if so, what was your experience like"?
No, I have never encountered genies in a lamp.
Are witches more powerful than genies?
Well, Witches and Genies are both mythical things so we don't know because we never saw then. But, Witches have spells and magic and Genies can do anything you want them to do. So I would say Genies are more powerful.
Is there any myths about genies?
Yes, there are many myths and legends surrounding genies. One common belief is that genies grant wishes to those who release them from a bottle or lamp. However, in traditional folklore, genies are often depicted as powerful and unpredictable beings who may twist and interpret wishes in unexpected ways.
What do genies live in?
In the most common stories of genies they live in lamps.
How long do genies live?
Genies can live forever however it doesn't mean that they're resistant to danger.
Where are genies?
They are mythical (not real)
What are the release dates for Do You Believe in Genies - 2009?
Do You Believe in Genies - 2009 was released on: USA: 2 February 2009
