The unseen creatures angels and jinn
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The document discusses two unseen creatures in Islam - angels and jinn. Angels were created by Allah from light to obey His commands without free will, while jinn were created from fire and have free will like humans. Both exist parallel to humans but are invisible. The Quran and hadith provide information about their existence and some of their interactions with mankind.
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