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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zabaniyya Zabaniyya] are the angels of hell in Islam. They are said to be brutish and violent and act according to the will of god. | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zabaniyya Zabaniyya] are the angels of hell in Islam. They are said to be brutish and violent and act according to the will of god. | ||
* Both jaḥīm (Arabic) and shegārā (Syric) are names for the Islamic concept of hell, jaḥīm is where pagan believers would fall, and shegārā which means "raging fire". | * Both jaḥīm (Arabic) and shegārā (Syric) are names for the Islamic concept of hell, jaḥīm is where pagan believers would fall, and shegārā which means "raging fire". | ||
* His Role is "Torturer" and his Rule is "Hellfire." | * His Role is "Torturer" and his Rule is "Hellfire." | ||
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