Jinn (Arabic: جن‎, jinn), also Romanized as djinn or Anglicized as genies (with the more broad meaning of spirits or demons, depending on source), are supernatural creatures in early pre-Islamic Arabian and later Islamic mythology and theology

The world just has begun. The animals has started working for humans. The Horses , The Dog and The Ox pulled loads and served man. But there was only one animal camel that refused to work. It lived in the desert and ate thorny plants . When anybody spokes to him , he said 'Humph!

One Monday morning the horse came to the camels. He told the desert animal to work like them. So did the So Dog and the Ox . But they had no success. Then the three complained to man against the camels. But man grew angry and asked them to work double to compensate camels work. So the animals were not happy. They held a panchayat. The camels laughed at them and went away.

Soon the djinn or the spirit in charge of desert and came there. He listened to their complaints and agreed with them.He decided to punished such an idle animal. He found the camels looking at his own reflection in the pool of water. He had made the three other animals do extra work since Monday morning. When the Djinn asked to him to clarify , The camels only said 'Humph ! He showed no willingness to work.

The Djinn put a curse on the camel . Soon the camels back puffed up into a big Humph. It was Thursday. The camels was told to work for three days without eating anything because his food was stored in his Humph. But the humph on his back made it difficult for him to carry the load. The Djinn said that it would serve as a storehouse of food. He also said that it would disappear when the camels would learn to behave properly .

The camels went away to join the three from that day he has been wearing a Humph but there was no escape from work. He has , however , still not learned to behave.


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