Not all Jinns are devils, just like humans; there are pious individuals among them. However, an average Muslim, especially in the Yoruba socio- cultural milieu, has a skewed understanding of the Jinn. This incorrect understanding results from various factors, including cultural beliefs, movies, unverified reports, and documentaries.
On the other hand, wicked and devilish Jinns are not as powerful as commonly believed. There were companions who brought them down in physical fights, face to face.
These companions were not just spiritual heroes but also heroes on the field.
Apart from their weaknesses, Jinns need us more than we need them, if we need them at all. They are mere parasites. They can't build houses or prepare food on their own; they rely on humans. They only have four tricks to win over humans, all of which are mentioned in the book.
The main aim of this book is to ward off blame from the Muslim Jinns and to remove or reduce the fear of the wicked ones from our minds.
