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Septimus Heap, or Daniel Hunter) releases a jinn from a charm intended as a protection to be given to the true Septimus Heap.

In Syren (Septimus Heap Book 5), Merrin Meredith (aka.

In Graham Joyce's Requiem, Ahmed, Tom, and Sharon are all haunted by their djinn from past experiences.

In A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini, Mariam's mom claims to have been entered by a jinni which caused seizures.

One of the main characters in the second book of The Orphan's Tales: In the Cities of Coin and Spice is a jinni queen and one of the leaders of the jinn army.

Efreets are mentioned as being among her servants. Beaver tells the Pevensie children that the White Witch is half jinn and half giant. Lewis' 1949 novel The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Mr.

Jinn are the primary power in Tim Powers's book Declare.

In Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman's Rose of the Prophet trilogy, jinn are created by the gods to handle the day-to-day woes of humanity, thereby freeing the gods from having to deal with it.

Djinn is the title of a 1981 novel by French author Alain Robbe-Grillet.

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In the novel Proven Guilty in Jim Butcher's series The Dresden Files, Lucius Glau, Madrigal Raith's lawyer, is a jann вЂ“ the scion of a jinno and a mortal.

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Remembering the story of Aladdin, Rose wishes the GENIE free and it departs for a peaceful place where it can still grant wishes, but only those it wishes to grant. The two are able to capture the GENIE and reverse all of the wishes it granted. The Doctor and Rose encounter a prototype GENIE that survived the destruction of its timeline and is inadvertently causing great trouble. These GENIEs were wiped from existence when the timeline they came from was averted to save the Earth from the destruction the GENIEs in the future were causing with their wishing, but echoes and ripples of the timeline still remained and mystics and wise men could sense them, causing the stories to persist. The book has them as creatures created to make wishes and some of them became the mystical genies when they transported their owners back to Arabian times. In the Doctor Who novel The Stone Rose, the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler encounter an artificial life form called a GENIE вЂ“ Genetically Engineered Neural Imagination Engine вЂ“ which the Doctor reveals is the inspiration for the Arabian genies.

Byatt, published in an anthology of the same name.

' The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye' is a short story by British writer A.

There are several passing references to jinn in Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses.

Jinn can only use their powers when it is warm. In the series, jinn are said to be made of fire and have special powers that allow them to do anything they please according to 'The Baghdad Rules.' In The Blue Djinn of Babylon, the second book of the series, Edwiges, a jinni dedicated to breaking casinos, makes note of the rule that no jinni shall be allowed to make money for him- or herself.

In the book series Children of the Lamp, the protagonists discover that they are members of a jinn 'tribe' named Marid.

Dragon Rider, a novel by Cornelia Funke, features a jinni named Asif who is huge, omnipotent, and has a thousand eyes.

The Wardens who control fire, weather and earth capture the jinn in bottles, and use them to channel their powers.

Jinn appear frequently in Rachel Caine's Weather Warden series.

In the Bartimaeus Sequence books by Jonathan Stroud, a djinni is one of five major spirits, the others being afrits (a form of вЂ ifrД«t), marids, foliots, and imps.

In Summoned by Rainy Kaye, Dimitri is a modern-day genie who must fulfill wishes even though he has no supernatural powers.

Neil Gaiman refers to or features jinn in his works, such as a taxi cab driving вЂifrД«t in the novel American Gods.

The 'Djinn in Charge of All Deserts' gives the lazy camel his hump in the story 'How the Camel Got His Hump' from Rudyard KiplingвЂ™s Just So Stories.

Christopher MooreвЂ™s book Practical Demonkeeping describes the pre-human origin of the jinn and God's favor toward humans.

He appears in four of the canonical Oz novels, beginning with Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz, and appears in the sub-canonical novel Yankee in Oz.

Jinnicky the Red Jinn is one of Ruth Plumly Thompson's original Oz characters.

Tahir Shah's books In Arabian Nights (2008) and The Caliph's House (2006) reference Eastern culture and history in relation to his experiences in Morocco, including stories and places related to jinn.

Legends of the Fire Spirits: Jinn and Genies from Arabia to Zanzibar is a book by Robert Lebling with foreword by author Tahir Shah and has been called 'the most complete compendium of research on the jinn to date.'.