Four-year-old Aya was killed by her father in Jordan, who believed she was possessed by djinn, reflecting deep-rooted beliefs in supernatural beings.
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Four-year-old Aya was killed by her father in Jordan, who believed she was possessed by djinn, reflecting deep-rooted beliefs in supernatural beings.
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Synopsis
Four-year-old Aya was killed by her father in Jordan, who believed she was possessed by djinn. Filmmaker Dalia Al Kury investigates this tragic case, focusing on the beliefs surrounding djinn in Islamic culture. The 75-minute film follows Al Kury's undercover approach to reveal the practices of exorcists and the stigma of possession in Muslim communities, illustrating the rituals and cultural tensions involved.
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Why Watch
- Meet Dalia Al Kury and her investigative approach.
- See the impact of djinn beliefs on mental health.
- Find out about exorcism practices in Muslim communities.
Did You Know
- Aya was four years old when her father killed her in 2015.
- The film's director is Dalia Al Kury, who investigates djinn beliefs.
- The documentary has a runtime of 75 minutes.
- The production country for this film is Germany.
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What tragic event is discussed in the documentary 'Possessed by Djinn'?
The documentary discusses the case of four-year-old Aya, who was killed by her father who believed she was possessed by djinn.
Who is the director of 'Possessed by Djinn'?
The director of 'Possessed by Djinn' is Dalia Al Kury.
What cultural beliefs are examined in the documentary regarding djinn?
The documentary examines the beliefs surrounding djinn in Islamic culture, particularly their influence on mental illness and societal fears.
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