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0:00They say that the land has its own
0:02masters. And heedlessness breeds regret
0:04. Between the world of humans and the
0:07world of jinn lies a thread as thin as
0:09a hair. If you sever it, you open the
0:11gates of hell upon yourself, which only
0:14our Lord can close. Our true religion
0:16warned us about the sanctity of the
0:18soul. And taught us that even the beast
0:20that walks the earth has its rights. In
0:22Moroccan culture, we grew up hearing
0:24our parents tell us, especially at
0:26night: "Be careful not to hit a cat or
0:28a dog at night.""And avoid pouring
0:30boiling water into the drains.""And
0:32invoke God's name at every threshold
0:34and every ruin, for the dwellers are
0:36present." But when a person becomes
0:39arrogant and loses his mind to alcohol
0:41and sin, he becomes like a blind man
0:44walking, unaware of where he is going.
0:46And this is precisely what led to
0:48bloodshed in Tizi village. Tizi village
0:51was an isolated village nestled in the
0:52mountains of the High Atlas in Morocco.
0:54It was surrounded by dense oak forests
0:56and juniper trees. And you would always
0:58find fog surrounding the village. The
1:00people of the village were simple folk,
1:02living off farming and raising sheep,
1:04goats, and barley crops. In the heart
1:06of this village lies an old mosque,
1:08built of stone and mud. Its minaret is
1:10short, but the sound of the Adhan
1:12reaches the neighboring valleys. The
1:15Imam of this mosque is Si Bouchaib. A
1:17man in his seventies. He has a white
1:20beard. His face is illuminated by the
1:22light of night prayers and the Quran.
1:24He has extensive knowledge of Sharia
1:26sciences and Ruqyah. He was the
1:28psychological and spiritual healer of
1:29the village. If someone got sick, he
1:31would write charms for them and perform
1:33Ruqyah. And if a dispute occurred
1:34between families in the village, they
1:36would come to the mosque, and he would
1:38reconcile them according to God’s law
1:39. And as we know, in every land, there
1:41is the righteous and the corrupt. And
1:43the corrupt one of the village was a
1:46young man named Touhami. Touhami is 24
1:48years old. He grew up without a father.
1:50His father had died when Touhami was
1:52still young. Poor Mi Halima, she indeed
1:54became frail due to working in people's
1:56houses and farming to raise her son.
1:58But unfortunately, Touhami turned out
2:00to be an ungrateful, disobedient, and
2:02shameless son. He doesn't know the way
2:04to the mosque. He only seeks trouble
2:06with people. He sleeps all day until
2:08the afternoon. And at night, he goes to
2:10hang out with two of his friends,
2:12Allouch and Hamid. They gather in
2:14remote caves and ruins. And they spend
2:16the night drinking Mahia and smoking
2:18Kif. On one of the autumn nights, a
2:21dark night of those that had neither
2:24moon nor stars. The sky looked as black
2:27as tar. And the wind whistled through
2:30the trees with a sound resembling a
2:31person in agony. That night, Touhami
2:34and his friends were in an abandoned
2:35hut in the oak woods. They kept
2:37drinking until they passed out. At 3:30
2:39AM, Touhami got up, trembling, and
2:41refused to sleep at their place. His
2:44friend Allouch grabbed his hand, even
2:46though he was drunk himself. He said to
2:48him: "Touhami, stay and sleep here
2:50tonight.""Listen to the storm outside,
2:52what it's like.""There isn't even a
2:54moon, my friend.""And the road to the
2:55village is completely desolate, full of
2:57rocks and wind.""Let's all stay until
2:59morning, then go home." Tahami
3:01continued, pushing his friend hard and
3:03starting to laugh at him. "Are you
3:06scared, son of the Caid?""I am Tahami,
3:08son of Halima.""I am not afraid of
3:10anyone.""I know every stone in this
3:12village.""Let me go, God bless your
3:14parents, there’s still a gulp left in
3:16that bottle to finish on the way."
3:19Tahami walked out, dragging his feet as
3:21he carried the stones. The bottle was
3:23in his pocket. He was singing and
3:24swearing in the dark all by himself.
3:26Suddenly, he remembered something. He
3:28told himself he would take a shortcut
3:31to the village. And reach home without
3:33being seen by the neighborhood boys who
3:34wake up for dawn. He said people would
3:36just annoy him and talk too much. "
3:37I’ll go through this corner." He
3:39decided to pass by a place that all the
3:42villagers avoided at night. The ruins
3:45of Sidi Majdoud. These ruins were an
3:47old, demolished house next to the
3:48village’s forgotten cemetery. It was
3:50surrounded by fig trees. And people
3:52knew that place was heavily haunted. So
3:55they wouldn't go near it after sunset.
3:58Tahami was walking through that narrow
3:59alley attached to the cemetery wall.
4:01Stumbling along and drinking. A little
4:03while later, something moved near him.
4:06Tahami stopped dead in his tracks. He
4:10rubbed his eyes. He pulled out his
4:12lighter. He lit it to see what was
4:14there. And it appeared to him on top of
4:17a ledge. A black cat was sitting there.
4:21Its blackness was unlike that of
4:24ordinary cats. The blackness seemed to
4:27suck in the light. And its eyes were
4:29glowing with a yellowish-copper color.
4:31They looked like embers burning in the
4:34ash. The cat didn't run away. It didn't
4:37even meow at him. It just sat there
4:39looking at him with a steady, sharp
4:42gaze. It made the drunkenness fly from
4:45his head for a second. If Tahami had
4:48been a conscious and sensible man, he
4:50would have said, "In the name of God, I
4:52seek refuge in the perfect words of God
4:55from the evil of what He created," and
4:57moved away quietly. But the evil that
5:00had seeped into his heart, combined
5:01with the effect of the alcohol, made
5:03arrogance overcome him. He looked at
5:06the cat and began to speak to it
5:07mockingly. "What the hell are you
5:08looking at me for, you wretched
5:09creature?""You’re all I needed
5:11tonight.""Standing in my way tonight.""
5:14Whoever I find in my path, I’ll break
5:16their bones." He lowered his eyes to
5:19the ground as if looking for something.
5:22And picked up a large rock. A large,
5:25sharp rock from the cemetery wall. He
5:28approached the cat. The cat didn't run
5:30away at that moment. But it stood up on
5:32its feet. And all the hair on its back
5:35stood up. And a strange sound came from
5:37its chest. It wasn't a cat's meow. The
5:41sound resembled the hissing of snakes.
5:44Mixed with the sigh of someone being
5:46strangled at the bottom of a well. And
5:48its eyes looked like they were burning
5:50with evil. Tahami was out of his mind.
5:53He lifted the rock with both hands. And
5:55struck the cat's head with all the
5:57strength he had. The blow was lethal.
6:03But the moment it was hit, the skull
6:04didn't bleed normal blood. A black
6:07liquid like burnt tar burst from its
6:11head. A smell of sulfur and gunpowder
6:12emerged from it. If you smelled it,
6:14you’d feel like a bullet had just hit
6:16your brain. A terrifying scream rose
6:19from the middle of the ruin. A howl
6:22like the cry of a man suffering in the
6:24depths of hell. A howl that made all
6:27the village dogs bark and wail at the
6:29same moment. In a collective hysteria
6:33of fear. He was terrified when he heard
6:36that sound. The stone fell from his
6:37hand. Even the bottle shattered on the
6:39dilapidated tiles. He felt a deathly
6:41cold chill run down his spine. He kept
6:45watching the cat's body burning. And
6:47evaporating into the air like black
6:49smoke. He thought he was just under the
6:51influence of alcohol. Tahami started
6:52running through the village. Stumbling
6:54and falling over the stones. The color
6:55drained from his face. The drunkenness
6:57left him completely. He couldn't even
6:59look behind him. He reached their house
7:02, panting like a dog. He pushed the
7:04door. He hid in his room with his
7:06djellaba and shoes on. He was shaking
7:08all over. With a fever, his teeth
7:10chattering. That terrifying howl he
7:13heard was still ringing in his ears
7:15like thunder. What this wretched man
7:18didn't know was that the creature he
7:20crushed with a stone. Was no ordinary
7:23cat; it was Sakhr, son of the leader of
7:26the Bani Dahman tribe, one of the
7:29fiercest tribes. The cursed generation
7:31that has inhabited the caves of the
7:33Valley of Shame and mountain tombs for
7:35hundreds of years. And he was.
7:36Disguised in the form of a cat,
7:38worshipping in his solitude. Before
7:40Tahami surprised him with a deadly blow
7:42at dawn. The call to prayer rose from
7:47the mosque minaret, "Allahu Akbar,
7:50Allahu Akbar," but at that very moment,
7:53a hot wind blew from the graveyard
7:56toward the village houses, carrying the
7:59scent of death, a wind that unsettled
8:02all the livestock in the pen. They
8:05began kicking and acting wildly. That
8:07was the moment the revenge timer
8:09started. Ticking. Because the Bani
8:12Dahman tribe declared war. And were
8:15determined to avenge their son. Not
8:18just against Tahami alone. But against
8:20the entire village, a life for a life.
8:25When morning rose over Tizi village, it
8:27wasn't a normal morning as usual. The
8:29sun rose covered by a yellow fog,
8:32resembling smoke from a fire. And the
8:35birds whose songs you were used to
8:37hearing over the oak trees had vanished
8:39. But this time, in their place, was
8:42the sound of crows. That gathered on
8:44the mosque minaret and on the roof of
8:46Tahami's house. Tahami was still in his
8:50room, sweating. Still shaking with
8:52fever, muttering incomprehensible words
8:54. Black blood oozed from his eyes
8:57because of the stone. His eyes were
8:59burning like hot coals. Mother Halima
9:02was sitting by his head, holding a cold
9:04compress. Reading the protective surahs
9:06over him and crying. What's wrong, my
9:07son? Who hurt you? Did you eat
9:09something poisonous? Did he hit you? A
9:11cold brought on by going out at night.
9:12But Tahami was unconscious. Staring
9:16only at the ceiling. Seeing long, black
9:19shadows walking on the walls, their
9:22eyes bulging out. While Tahami was
9:24thrashing in his fever, the first
9:26vengeful blow struck the village. At
9:30ten in the morning, a scream rang out
9:32that terrified everyone. The scream of
9:35Uncle Idris. Uncle Idris, a poor farmer
9:37, was on his way to water the cornfield
9:40at the upper spring. People heard that
9:42scream and left their work running.
9:45They found Ba Idriss on his knees,
9:47hitting his face and pointing with a
9:49trembling hand toward a place near the
9:51water stream. There lay a young man
9:54named Allouch, the best friend of
9:57Touhami, who was with him yesterday at
10:00the ruins before they parted ways. The
10:03scene was horrifying in every sense of
10:06the word. Allouch was lying face down
10:09in the sewage water. But his head was
10:12twisted all the way toward his back, as
10:14if you had taken a doll and turned its
10:17head completely around. His eyes were
10:21wide open and bloodshot; they were
10:23popped out and scorched as if a burning
10:24stick had been shoved into them. And on
10:27his chest, there were five deep gouges.
10:31The people stepped back in terror.
10:34Whispers started: "Lord, have mercy,
10:37this isn't the work of a human.""Could
10:40it be a lion?""But a lion eats flesh;
10:43this one was killed without his flesh
10:45being touched." People lifted him up,
10:48each with their own theory. They took
10:50him home, washed him, and said they
10:52would bury him before investigating the
10:54matter. They hadn't even finished
10:56Allouch's burial at the cemetery before
10:58a second disaster struck elsewhere.
11:02Hamid, the third member of that
11:03drinking gang, was returning home after
11:05hearing about the death. Of his friend.
11:08He entered the stable to feed the
11:10cattle and lock the door. But suddenly,
11:12the animals went wild. The cows started
11:15ramming the walls and the donkeys were
11:17braying. His younger brother heard the
11:19noise and ran to the stable door. He
11:21found Hamid hanging by his feet from
11:24the wooden ceiling. The rope was tied
11:26in a strange knot that no human could
11:29make. He was choked with black sand
11:31that filled his mouth and throat all
11:33the way to his ears. Strange symbols
11:36were written on the wall with animal
11:38blood, along with star-like shapes and
11:40intersecting lines. His brother went to
11:42call the villagers who had just
11:44finished the burial and were on their
11:45way back. When they came and saw that
11:47sight, the village was shaken. Fear and
11:50terror entered every heart. People
11:52closed their shops. The women all went
11:54looking for their children and brought
11:56them inside. No one dared to go out
11:58after the Asr prayer. The Fquih, Si
12:01Bouchaib, gathered the men of the
12:03village at the mosque. He was sitting
12:06there with his prayer beads, his face
12:08showing deep distress. Haj Mamoun, an
12:10elderly and prominent man of the
12:12village, entered and said: "Si Bouchaib
12:14, what is happening in the village is
12:16not normal.""It has never happened that
12:18two boys die in one day in a way that
12:20even the authorities can't figure out."
12:22"Is this a plague, or some calamity
12:23sent down to us from heaven?" Si
12:25Bouchaib remained silent. He slowly
12:28raised his head and looked at the men
12:30who were all trembling with fear. He
12:32said to them: "This is not a plague,
12:34Haj Mamoun, this is not a normal death.
12:37""This is the stench of betrayal and
12:39forbidden blood.""Someone in the
12:42village committed a sacrilege and shed
12:44blood that should not have been shed.""
12:47And these who are taking revenge are
12:49not human; they are the masters of the
12:51earth and the tribes of the malicious
12:53Jinn." People jumped from their places.
12:55A young man named Boucha said to him: "
12:57And how do you know, Fquih, who did
12:59this act and where?" Si Bouchaib stood
13:02up and said to them: "Follow me to Sidi
13:04Majdoub's ruins." All the men followed,
13:07carrying water canisters and lanterns,
13:08until they reached the ruins near the
13:10old graveyard. Si Bouchaib stopped in
13:13front of the wall where Touhami had
13:14struck the cat. Si Bouchaib picked up
13:17some dirt from the ground and smelled
13:19it, finding the earth still charred
13:21black like burnt tar. He closed his
13:23eyes and began chanting verses from
13:25Surah Al-Jinn and Surah As-Saffat aloud
13:27. Suddenly, as he reached the verse, "
13:29And there were men from mankind who
13:31sought refuge in men from the jinn, so
13:34they increased them in burden." At that
13:37very moment, a dust storm erupted from
13:40the heart of the ruins. A loud hissing
13:43sound was heard from under the stones,
13:46like the sound of dozens of snakes
13:48slithering. Si Bouchaib opened his eyes
13:51and said to them: "Here, the blood of
13:53one of their kings was spilled.""And
13:55the one who killed it is someone from
13:57our village.""Blood cannot be washed
13:59away with water for the Bani Dahman
14:00tribe; they know no mercy when their
14:02vengeance is triggered." But that very
14:05night, the terror continued. The third
14:08victim was Jilali, a watchman. At dawn,
14:12they found his body hanging from a very
14:14tall oak tree; no one could have
14:15reached that high. His legs were burnt
14:18to the bone, and his body was swaying
14:20in the wind. The fourth victim was
14:24Maati, a simple man. He was going to
14:26the mosque for dawn prayer when he was
14:28snatched between his house and the
14:29mosque and thrown into an abandoned
14:31well. They found his neck broken and
14:33his eyes bulging, submerged in the
14:35water. As for the fifth victim, it was
14:37the greatest shock. It was Touhami Ould
14:40Rahal, a 60-year-old man and the elder
14:43of the tribe. They found the house
14:46locked from the inside, his body
14:47sitting on a chair, his face pale as
14:50ash. His heart had stopped from sheer
14:52terror. Beside him was a table with
14:54five black stones lined up. Those five
14:57stones were a clear message from the
14:59Bani Dahman tribe. "Five of yours are
15:02dead, and five more remain to reach ten
15:04." The village fell into a state of
15:06shock and absolute horror. People began
15:09to weep, fearing for their own lives.
15:10Some even started packing their
15:11belongings to flee. And the men
15:13wondered who the real culprit was that
15:15brought this calamity upon the village.
15:18At that moment, amidst the chaos, Si
15:20Bouchaib turned his gaze toward the
15:23house of Ami Halima. And he said loudly
15:25: "Get up and follow me to Touhami’s
15:27house.""The root of this fire is there.
15:30""And we must extinguish it there
15:31before it consumes us all." When Si
15:34Bouchaib set his foot on the threshold
15:36of the house, he was not alone. He had
15:38brought with him dozens of men from the
15:40village. Carrying lanterns and torches
15:42with them. And you could see fear and
15:44anger in their eyes. The house was
15:47silent, as if it were a funeral home.
15:50There was a foul odor and the scent of
15:53suffocating sulfur. To the point that
15:55some men felt like vomiting just
15:57standing at the door. Ami Halima was
15:59sitting in a corner. Holding her head
16:01with her hands and crying. Her tears
16:02were such that they seemed to have
16:04carved tracks into her cheeks. "Si
16:06Bouchaib, save me, you holy man, my son
16:09is dying.""My son’s tongue has become
16:10heavy, and his eyes have turned red
16:11like glowing embers.""He hasn’t eaten
16:13anything, and all night he has been
16:14screaming words I don't understand." Si
16:16Bouchaib said nothing. He pushed aside
16:19the burlap curtain. He entered the room
16:21where Touhami was sleeping. The men of
16:23the house followed him. The sight they
16:26saw made the bravest man in the village
16:29step back. And unconsciously testify
16:31with his finger. Touhami was not lying
16:34on the bed like a normal person. He was
16:37as if hunched, his head hanging down,
16:39his feet stuck to the wall. He was all
16:43swollen, with blue veins bulging and
16:45moving under his skin. As if thick
16:48worms were crawling under his flesh.
16:51His eyes were open as wide as they
16:53could go. But there was no white left
16:55in them; they had turned completely
16:57black, like the bottom of a well. As
16:59soon as Si Bouchaib entered, he raised
17:01his right hand. And said: "I seek
17:03refuge in Allah, the All-Hearing, the
17:05All-Knowing, from the accursed Satan."
17:07Suddenly, Touhami’s body levitated a
17:09span above the bed. His mouth opened,
17:13and a voice came out that was not his
17:15own. A deep voice, speaking with a tone
17:18that made the skin crawl. "You have
17:20arrived late, Si Bouchaib.""Dahman's
17:22blood is spilled, and our blood is only
17:25quenched by a sea of blood.""Five of
17:28you are gone, and five more will follow
17:30them before tomorrow's sun rises.""And
17:33your entire village will become a
17:35graveyard." Si Bouchaib planted his
17:38feet firmly on the ground. He did not
17:40blink. He pulled a small Quran from his
17:42pocket. He said: "Be silent, you enemy
17:44of Allah.""You are not the ones who
17:46control life spans, and Allah is
17:48dominant over His affair.""If a fool
17:50has transgressed, then justice is to be
17:52served rightfully.""And not by
17:53committing aggression against the
17:55innocent and the weak." The entity
17:57inside Touhami let out a demonic laugh.
17:59It made dust fall from the ceiling. "
18:02Our laws do not recognize your weak
18:04ones.""An eye for an eye, ten souls for
18:07one." And here began the great battle,
18:09the likes of which no one in the
18:11village had ever lived through. Si
18:13Bouchaib raised his voice with verses
18:15from Surah Yasin, Al-Jinn, and Ayat
18:17al-Kursi. He was reciting in a tone
18:19filled with certainty and steadfastness
18:20. "But when it descends in their
18:22territory, how evil is the morning of
18:24those who were warned." In that moment,
18:26the first demon of Touhami’s guards
18:28was burned. Black smoke poured from his
18:30ears and his mouth. Touhami shrieked
18:32like a slaughtered animal, writhing in
18:34pain. The first demon that had been
18:36holding his soul was burned, and that
18:38voice evaporated into the air. Like
18:40ashes. But outside the village, chaos
18:43had broken out. The tribe of Bani
18:45Dahman, after their first demon was
18:47burned, attacked the village with all
18:49their might. In an instant, the sky was
18:52covered in red clouds, like blood, and
18:54the lights went out. In the entire
18:55village. Screams began to be heard in
18:57every alley. The sixth human victim,
19:00the young man Boucha. Who was
19:02accompanying Si Bouchaib. He went out
19:04to get a bucket of cold water from the
19:06fountain. A minute hadn't passed before
19:07. They heard the sound of bones being
19:09crushed. They went out and found Boucha
19:11stuck to a fig tree. His back broken in
19:14half, and his limbs severed and hanging
19:16on the tree like a sheep on Eid. Si
19:18Bouchaib went straight to that tree,
19:20pouring water blessed with the Quran
19:21and sea salt, all while reciting verses
19:23. At that moment, a hissing sound came
19:26from the tree, and a blue flame ignited
19:28, burning the demon that committed the
19:30act until. He dissolved into the air.
19:32Which means the second killer from the
19:33jinn had fallen. The seventh and eighth
19:36human victims. Two farmer brothers,
19:38Hassan and Hussein. They were fleeing
19:40that night. Running, desperate to reach
19:41the mosque. Because they sensed the
19:43danger. Before they could reach the
19:44door. Stones fell upon them from the
19:46sky. Hot stones, like the embers of
19:48hell. Crushing their heads. They died
19:51instantly in front of the mosque door.
19:52At that moment, the mosque students and
19:55scholars inside refused to stay silent.
19:57They climbed up to the minaret. And
19:59began reciting Surah As-Saffat in a
20:00collective, thunderous voice. Spiritual
20:03strikes descended like lightning bolts.
20:04Two black silhouettes standing on the
20:06mosque roof exploded. They fell into
20:08the courtyard like embers. And
20:10evaporated. The ninth human victim was
20:13Zahra, daughter of Idris. She was at
20:15home, holding her little brother,
20:16weeping. Suddenly, she choked on black
20:19smoke coming from under the door. The
20:21smoke. Was not from any fire. It was a
20:23dark entity that choked her until she
20:24turned blue. She died without being
20:26touched by a blade or a stone. The
20:29fifth, sixth, and seventh casualties
20:31among the Jinn. Si Bouchaib entered
20:33their house. He took a handful of sand
20:35and recited: "And you threw not when
20:37you threw, but it was Allah who threw."
20:40He recited with protection. Three blue
20:42fires exploded in the air. And the
20:44terrifying wails of three from the Beni
20:46Dahman Marids were heard. Dying by fire
20:48through the blessing of God's words. It
20:50reached 3 AM. No one was asleep.
20:54Everyone was locked away, trembling.
20:56Nine of the village men and women had
20:59fallen. And fear had nested in every
21:02heart. And seven of the great Beni
21:04Dahman Marids were burned by the light
21:06of the Quran. At that exact time, at
21:08three in the morning, the most
21:10terrifying scene of the whole night
21:13occurred. Tohami, who was still locked
21:16in his house, acted as if the ropes
21:18binding him were severed. He stood up
21:21on his feet like a wild stallion. He
21:23ran out into the village square amidst
21:25that fog. But in the middle of that
21:27square stood Imran, the young mosque
21:30muezzin. He was calling the Adhan to
21:32repel the demons. Tohami attacked him
21:35with mad speed. And with bare hands,
21:37with a strength not belonging to a
21:39human. He choked the muezzin until he
21:41broke his neck. Thus, Imran fell as the
21:44tenth and final human victim. At that
21:47very moment, Si Bouchaib arrived, his
21:49eyes filled with tears of agony and
21:51grief for the muezzin. He ran to Tohami
21:54; he didn't strike him or anything. He
21:56placed his right hand directly on
21:57Tohami's forehead. And whispered in a
21:59reverent tone: "Indeed, the tree of
22:01Zaqqum, food for the sinful, like
22:02molten copper, boiling within the
22:04bellies like the boiling of scalding
22:06water." Tohami fell to his knees. And
22:09his mouth began to spew real ash. Three
22:11black shadows emerged from his chest;
22:13they were senior commanders of Beni
22:15Dahman. Those who had inhabited
22:17Tohami's body to lead the war were set
22:20aflame all at once. And screams were
22:22heard throughout the entire village.
22:24All three burned in mere seconds before
22:26the eyes of the remaining men of the
22:28village. And thus fell the eighth,
22:31ninth, and tenth casualties from the
22:33Jinn tribe. Everything went silent. The
22:37wind stopped. The fog began to lift. 10
22:41human souls had fallen. Ten heads of
22:44the most powerful Marid of the Bani
22:45Dahman tribe were consumed by the fire
22:47of the Holy Quran. The score was
22:49settled in blood. Al-Tahmi remained
22:51lying in the dirt, half-dead, between
22:53life and death. Suddenly, in the midst
22:56of that deadly silence, Wadi Arar split
23:00open with a faint sound. From the
23:03direction of the old spring, a pale
23:06white light emerged, announcing the
23:08arrival of the wise Muslim Jinn.
23:10Accompanying them was the leader of
23:11Bani Dahman, whose son had been killed.
23:13They came to demand an end to this
23:15slaughter that would consume everything
23:16. The silence that descended upon Douar
23:18Tizi at 4:00 AM was no ordinary silence
23:20. It was a funeral silence. Nine bodies
23:23from the village were lined up inside
23:25the mosque. The first one had just been
23:27buried. They were covered in white
23:29sheets. The men and women were all
23:31shedding tears. In contrast, the smell
23:33of gunpowder and burnt sulfur was still
23:35rising from the ground as a sign. A
23:37sign of the demons and the Marid of the
23:39Bani Dahman tribe who tasted torment.
23:42Blood paid for blood. The count reached
23:45ten against ten, but the war was not
23:47over yet. It was not going to leave a
23:49single living soul on the mountain. At
23:51that moment, in the darkness that began
23:54to lighten with the approaching dawn, a
23:56bright light appeared from the old
23:58spring in Wadi Arar. It was not like
24:01the red and blue fires that blazed in
24:03the night. The light was soft and calm,
24:05moving slowly toward the village square
24:07. The men stepped back, their hands on
24:10their weapons. But Si Bouchaib stood up
24:12and gestured with his hand. He said to
24:14them in a firm voice: "Lower your
24:16weapons.""Those who are coming now do
24:18not want trouble.""These are the wise
24:20believing Jinn who have come to seek
24:22justice." The light stopped a few steps
24:25from the threshold of the mosque. From
24:27it, two figures took shape. A figure of
24:30an old man in white robes with a
24:32snow-white beard. His face was full of
24:34light and serenity. And a figure of a
24:36tall being. His features were as sharp
24:39as rock. His eyes were glowing, yet he
24:41appeared devastated. He was wrapped in
24:44a cloak as black as the night. This was
24:46King Dahman, leader of the tribe and
24:48father of the slain Sakhr. The
24:51white-robed elder stepped forward and
24:52raised his hand in greeting. He spoke
24:54in a deep, gentle voice that everyone
24:57present could hear: "Peace, mercy, and
24:59blessings of God be upon you, O nation
25:01of Muhammad and bearers of the Book of
25:04God." Si Bouchaib bowed his head with
25:06the politeness of the learned and
25:07returned the greeting with an
25:09awe-filled voice: "And upon you be
25:10peace, and the mercy and blessings of
25:12God.""Who are you, and what has brought
25:14you after blood has flowed and the fire
25:16of strife has ignited between the
25:17children of Adam and the children of
25:19the Jinn?" The elder answered: "I am
25:22Abdullah, judge of the Muslim Jinn in
25:24this western mountain.""And this is
25:27Dahman, master of the clans of Wadi
25:29Arar.""We have come to stop the river
25:32of blood that your reckless one opened,
25:33and which the fools of Bani Dahman
25:35excessive in responding to.""Ten of
25:37your souls have perished without cause.
25:39""And ten of our most cherished leaders
25:42have perished by the light of the
25:43Ruqyah and the Quran.""The scales are
25:45balanced today.""If you wish, the war
25:48will continue until we all perish.""And
25:51if you wish, there shall be peace by
25:53the judgment of God and His Messenger."
25:55King Dahman lowered his head to the
25:57ground. He said in an angry voice: "You
25:59killed my son treacherously and
26:00unjustly while he was prostrating in
26:02his seclusion.""But the fools of my
26:04clan transgressed and crossed the
26:05limits of retribution and received
26:07their punishment by the burning of...""
26:09...their souls." Enough bloodshed, our
26:11homes have been ruined just as yours
26:14have. Si Bouchaib looked at the village
26:17elders and saw the people standing
26:19there, terrified. He said, "Judgment
26:21belongs to God alone, and
26:22reconciliation is best.""What are your
26:25conditions, and what are ours, so that
26:27the land and its people may be safe?"
26:29Then, in the middle of the square, a
26:32historic peace session began. An
26:34eternal treaty was established with
26:36solemn words and oaths to God Almighty.
26:38The first condition: the sanctity of
26:40places and boundaries. Oued Arar, the
26:42ruins of Sidi Medjoub, and the old
26:43cemetery. Lands forbidden to humans
26:46from sunset until sunrise. No drunkard
26:49shall approach them, nor shall any
26:51trespasser enter to cut a tree. The
26:53second condition: the sanctity of the
26:54village and its people. Douar Tizi,
26:56with its inhabitants, its houses, its
26:58mosque, and its waters. Is forbidden to
27:00the Bani Dahman tribe and all Jinn
27:02tribes until the Day of Judgment. They
27:05shall not possess a human, nor terrify
27:07a child, nor harm an animal. Upon them
27:09is the covenant and oath of God that
27:11their feet shall never touch. The
27:13village thresholds. The third condition
27:15: the blood of the murderer and the
27:17fate of Touhami. King Dahman asked
27:19about Touhami and said, "As for the one
27:21who committed the first sin, he shall
27:23live neither among us nor among you."
27:25Si Bouchaib turned to look at Touhami,
27:27who was still lying on the dirt. His
27:28body was burned from the incantations
27:30of the Ruqyah. His mind was no longer
27:32his own. Si Bouchaib said, "As for
27:35Touhami, God has punished him in his
27:37body and his mind; he is master of
27:39nothing, and he will not remain in this
27:41village for a single day." Judge
27:44Abdallah raised his hands to the sky
27:46and began to recite the covenant: "God
27:49and His noble angels bear witness
27:51between us, as does His Book, that this
27:53peace holds no treachery or betrayal.""
27:57Whoever transgresses after this, upon
27:58him is the curse of God, His angels,
28:00and all people, and he shall have the
28:01punishment of the fire." King Dahman
28:03pressed his palm into a white rock that
28:05was next to the water fountain. The
28:07rock melted, leaving behind his mark. A
28:09black handprint engraved as an eternal
28:11witness to the covenant. At that moment
28:13, the white light faded. And that black
28:16entity vanished. The silence of the
28:17mountain returned. With the first rays
28:19of the true dawn, the new muezzin
28:21climbed to the mosque's minaret. And he
28:23raised the call to prayer: "God is
28:25Great, God is Great." That call to
28:27prayer was like a balm, descending upon
28:29the broken hearts of the people. They
28:31performed the dawn prayer. And followed
28:32it with the funeral prayer for the
28:34souls of the ten who fell that night.
28:36And they buried them. Side by side in
28:38the martyrs 'cemetery at the entrance
28:39to the village. As for Touhami, he woke
28:42from his coma. But he did not wake up
28:44as he once was. He became mute, not
28:46uttering a single letter. His eyes just
28:48darted into the void; his mind was
28:50wiped clean. Completely; he spoke to no
28:53one. He took his tattered cloak and
28:55went wandering in the forests and
28:57valleys like a beast. He would not
28:59approach the village, nor would he
29:01approach the ruins. He remained living
29:02in the forest, a living lesson for
29:04anyone who. Would let their soul tempt
29:06them to transgress against God's
29:07creation without right. And dare to
29:09violate the boundaries of the unseen.
29:11The story of Douar Tizi ended and
29:12taught us that negligence and sin do
29:14not only destroy the perpetrator, but
29:16can bring ruin. Upon the entire land.
29:18And it taught us that the land has its
29:19sanctity. And the animal has its
29:21sanctity. And there is no weapon that
29:22protects a human being. From trials and
29:24darkness, the weapon is faith,
29:25remembrance of God, and holding to the
29:27truth in every step and blink of an eye
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29:38happened. But this story, brothers.
29:40This is a terrifying story. It made me
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29:43it a long time ago. You will really
29:44like it. Don't forget to subscribe,
29:46brothers. And I will see you in the
29:47next story, God willing. Yeah.

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