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Hello everyone! Yesterday, late at night, about 2:30 am, I was in the bathroom and when I came out, I found my brother and mother talking about elves. They aren't like the ones you see in The Lord of the Rings or Aladdin's lamp - they look strange and some resemble talking animals. Most of the time, they're invisible to humans and appear only to a select few. Not all elves are good; some, like Satan, are evil. In Islam, Satan was originally an elf. The God created the first elf before creating humans on earth. Just as Adam and Eve were the first humans, the first elf had his own parents. According to Islamic belief, this original elf was a good person who pleased God with his kindness. He asked for one special gift: the ability to be seen or unseen at will, allowing him and his kin to hide in forests, trees, under seas, or even as creatures like humans. However, later on, the elves committed numerous sins. In response, God sent prophets to warn them, but no elf listened until it was too late. As a result, the elves split into two clans and engaged in war with one another. God foresaw this but decided to let them have their chance. One day, God informed His angels that He would create a new successor to inhabit the universe. The angels wondered why God would bring forth another being who would likely cause destruction when they worshiped Him tirelessly. In response, God said: "You do not know what I know," and commanded His angels to cease hostilities. In Islamic teachings, angels aren't cute children with horns but are majestic beings with handsome faces and multiple wings of varying sizes - some large enough to stretch from the seventh earth to the seventh heaven and vice versa. These powerful warriors descended to stop the war between elves, slaughtering many and putting an end to their reign of terror on Earth. However, during the chaos, one elf stood out by rejecting his kin's wicked actions. This brave individual separated himself from the others and began worshipping God alone. When the angels discovered him, they returned to heaven and informed God about this extraordinary being. Intrigued, God asked: "Who is this?" The angel replied that it was an elf who still maintained His faith. Impressed, God ordered them to bring this remarkable individual before Him. In return for his dedication, He earned a special place among the angels and became known as the Peacock of Angels due to his great pride. But when the time came for Satan's story to unfold, another significant event took place. An angel was instructed by God to bring him some mud from Earth, much to the Earth's distress since it had suffered at the hands of Adam. Nonetheless, the Earth felt reassured because she knew every human soul would return to her when their earthly journey ended - a notion quite distinct from that of elves who originated from fire. Adam was the first created being made of dust, and he stood as an enormous figure. All the angels, including Satan, feared him until God gifted him with knowledge and taught him things even the most enlightened among the heavenly host could not understand. And thus, God's decision to create humans in His image seemed just right. As I share this fascinating account of the ancient days, let it be clear: we may catch glimpses of these mysterious creatures from time to time - there's so much more to discover about their enigmatic nature, which ultimately shares many similarities with ours. It was then that my brother mentioned watching an episode of Pokémon where a Ghastly appeared; at first glance, I saw something similar but decided not to delve deeper since I already understood the premise. With this knowledge now shared among us all, take a step back and reflect: have you received a gift as wondrous as mine? It seems we both got lost in conversation!