scholars hold that they will be in Paradise. It has been reported:

“They will be on the outskirts of Paradise, where humans will see them while they cannot see the humans.”

This view is transmitted from Mālik, al-Shāfi‘ī, Ahmad, Abū Yūsuf, and Muhammad. Another view holds that their reward is deliverance from the Fire; this is transmitted from Abū Hanīfah. The majority cite as evidence His words:

“Whom neither man nor jinn has touched before them.”

They say: This indicates that sexual intercourse is possible for them, since intercourse with the wide-eyed maidens takes place only in Paradise.

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Since the jinn are living, rational beings, subject to commands and prohibitions, liable to reward and punishment, and since the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, was sent to them, Muslims must deal with them as they deal with humans: enjoining what is right, forbidding what is wrong, and calling them to Allah as Allah and His Messenger have prescribed, and as the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, called them. If they commit aggression, they should be treated as aggressors are treated, and their attacks repelled by the same means used to repel human attacks.

The fits they cause in humans may be motivated by lust, desire, or passionate love, just as occurs between humans. Humans and jinn may intermarry and have offspring together. This is common and well known. Scholars have mentioned and discussed this, and it was regarded with disapproval by most