ifrit

• “Though it changes some elements of the Big Red Cheese's mythology, such as making Tawny Tiger a shape-changing ifrit instead of a tiger in a business suit, Smith sticks to the simple values beneath any good Shazam story.”

  Captain Marvel Takes Off Again

• “Nagas hail from the Vedic/Hindu tradition; centaurs, sylphs, dryads, hamadryads, oceanids andnereids are part of Greek mythology; fairies and selkies are from Celtic and Irish mythology;anddjinn and ifrit are from the magic of old Arabia.”

  2009 October « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows

• “Why are nagas, centaurs, sylphs, dryads, ifrit, djin and selkies to name buta few so comparativelyunderrepresented?”

  2009 October « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows

• “At least not with a peri, a djinn, an ifrit, and God knows what else listening in.”

  Simon & Schuster: Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series

• “The ifrit who guarded the front door gazed down at them with suspicious red eyes.”

  Simon & Schuster: Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series

• “Magical creatures such as the djinni and ifrit add intriguing touches to this gritty series of war and love.”

  Review: Outremer Trilogy by Chaz Brenchley

• “The companions find themselves threatened along with the Sharai by an army of ifrit.”

  Review: Outremer Trilogy by Chaz Brenchley

• “The ifrit and djinni continue to manipulate things for their own unknown purposes.”

  Archive 2007-08-01

• “Types of jinn include the ghul (night shade, which can change shape), the sila (which cannot change shape) and the ifrit.”

  I dream of Jeannie

• “From somewhere to the north had come a flash of Talent, not ifrit-Talent, with its pinkish purple feel, but something like that of the soarer, green, but overlaid with black, rather than with the gold he had felt from the ancient.”

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