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my grandfather who lives in Pakistan owned a few Jinns. This took place during the time when India ruled Pakistan and Muslims were not allowed to eat cows. Well my grandfather for some reason he did it anyway. A few days later the police came to get him. The jinns he owned were angered by this. So, when they locked up my uncle in this huge fortress thing at night. my grandfathers Jinn came picked him up and carried him back home. When the people came to check on him he had vanished. They got a note saying he was at his home. They went back to his house and asked how did you get out. he said i have Jinns who help me in my time of need. Then this general guy said that give us your Jinns and we will let loose this horse and as much ground this horse runs on before we catch him that ground will be yours. well my grandpa said no and if he had said yes i would be really rich right now

Very interesting. I was under the impression that djinns didn't like humans very much and had as little to do with human as they can.

well they're are two types of Jinns good ones and bad ones. The good ones i guess have not strayed from god the bad ones have. Well my caste in Pakistan would be Syed and we would bless water and do exorcisms and stuff well the bad Jinns stay at places where humans are not but if you manage to capture one i dont know how but you can you can train the bad one in to good. Sometimes bad jinns come and like to mess around with people. But good jinns stay as far away from humans as they can.

But aren't Djinns considered demons? And do they really grant wishes like in the stories? I have an interest in mythology, but I now believe that Djinns could well be a form of paranormal activity.