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Khaled El-Gendy on Jinn's knowledge
Sheikh Khaled Al-Jundi's response to the question of whether jinn can know things before they happen or predict the future clarified that the knowledge of jinn is inferential, relying on observing events after they occur, rather than being a form of unseen knowledge through which the future is known. He emphasized that jinn do not have the ability to anticipate or imagine events in advance; rather, they discover outcomes after causes have taken effect—for example, recognizing that fire burns once they see it, or determining whether a person is alive or dead based on their apparent condition. He also cited the story of Prophet Solomon (Sulaiman) to illustrate that jinn do not possess knowledge of the unseen. He explained that the knowledge of angels is divine and restricted by God's will, and they carry out their duties with precision without interference beyond their specific roles. This reflects a meticulous divine system that distinguishes between the nature of jinn and angels.
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