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	YouTube - Eblis - Khalije Fars - Abrah Pars
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		Iranian Persian Eblis 051 Gulf Khalij Fars Ahura Mazda Zarathustra Faravahar Rap Shahnameh Rostam Tajik Ferdowsi Abrah
		Iran Tehran Vatan Parasti Singer Eblis Iran Military
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=DQiZDRTq3p8 (704 words)

	Refusing to bow to Adam
		Eblis is, therefore, a name peculiarly connected with the refusal to bow down before Adam and the reasons and motives that led to it; it occurs far less frequently in the Koran than al-shaytaan (Satan), which is used to designate the devil in the context of his maleficent plots against man.
		Alternatively, Eblis is presented as being originally a jinn inhabiting the earth, who by virtue of the asceticism that set him apart from his fellows was elevated by God into the company of the angels, ultimately becoming their supreme instructor at the foot of the divine throne.
		Eblis is, for example, the polar opposite of Adam: whereas Adam sought forgiveness for his act of primordial disobedience and accepted responsibility for it (Koran, 7:23), Eblis complained at having been led astray (Koran, 15:39); Adam is thus the manifestation of neediness before God and Eblis of obstinate pride.
	www.iranian.com /Feb97/Iranica/Eblis/Eblis.shtml (1261 words)

	A Through C
		Eblis speak a language of chirps, whistles, and deep-throated hoots.
		Eblis love shiny objects (like gems); even the most wise and powerful of eblis can be bribed with an impressive jewel.
		All eblis secrete an oil that coats their feathers and provides them with a powerful protection against flame and fire.
	www.angelfire.com /tx/KoddragonsLair/AC.html (1890 words)

	§4. "Vathek". XIII. The Growth of the Later Novel. Vol. 11. The Period of the French Revolution. The Cambridge ...
		They are at last introduced, by a subordinate fiend, to the famous hall of Eblis, where, after a short interval, they meet with their due reward—the eternal torture of a burning heart—as they wander amid riches, splendours, opportunities of knowledge and all the other treacherous and bootless gifts of hell.
		It is hardly possible to praise this conclusion too highly: it is almost Milton in arabesque, and, though Beckford has given himself insufficient space to develop the character of Nouronihar (Vathek himself, it must be confessed, has very little), there are hints and outlines which are almost Shakespearean.
		After the malodorous and murderous sacrifice to Eblis, when Vathek and his mother carouse, the French has the very ordinary phrase that Carathis faisait raison à the various toasts of her son.
	www.bartleby.com /221/1304.html (1336 words)

	The Great Satan "Eblis" by KNP
		Eblis: The Great Satan is first and foremost, one of the easiest, most flowing religious texts I have ever read.
		I found that the way the philosophers talked about sitting down and having a chat with Eblis himself to be both audacious and bold.
		Eblis is NOT the Satan of traditional Christian theology.
	www.football-gear.biz /stuff-0933546238.html (270 words)

	Nicholis Eblis (demon, Man-Thing foe)
		Eblis changed their sound, image, and name; as Brimstone they were soon performing before thousands in Madison Square Gardens.
		Eblis led the other members of Brimstone in pursuit of Wally, explaining that there were rules to follow and that he couldn't just "whammy" Wally one.
		Eblis and the other band members followed the sound of Wally's music and confronted him, but they, in turn, were confronted by the Man-Thing, also drawn by the music.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix3/eblisnicholis.htm (1541 words)

	II - The Night Hunt - Destroyers at Jutland - Sea Warfare - Rudyard Kipling, Book, etext
		Eblis had nearly finished reloading when a shot struck the davit that was swinging her last torpedo into the tube and wounded all hands concerned.
		Says Eblis “I consider I must have considerably damaged this cruiser, as 20 feet of her side plating was left in my foc’sle.” Twenty feet of ragged rivet-slinging steel, razoring and reaping about in the dark on a foc’sle that had collapsed like a concertina!
		She had completely demolished Eblis’s bridge and searchlight platform, brought down the mast and the fore-funnel, ruined the whaler and the dinghy, split the foc’sle open above water from the stem to the galley which is abaft the bridge, and below water had opened it up from the stem to the second bulkhead.
	whitewolf.newcastle.edu.au /words/authors/K/KiplingRudyard/prose/DestroyersJutland/nighthunt.html (2182 words)

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		After a time I heard a cry of distress, and saw that the big one, whose name is Mahmoud, was frightening Eblis, the small one.
		Eblis ran away, but Mahmoud having got the rope in his hands, pulled it with a jerk each time Eblis got to the length of his tether, and beat him with the slack of it.
		I went as near to them as I dared, hoping to rescue the little creature, and he tried to come to me, but was always jerked back.
	www.rasalvatore.com /bookstore/itemDetails.aspx?asin=1406924482 (188 words)

	World War I, The Battle of Jutland
		Eblis had nearly finished reloading when a shot struck the davit that was swinging her last torpedo into the tube and wounded all hands concerned.
		She completely demolished the Eblis's bridge and searchlight platform, brought down the mast and the forefunnel, ruined the whaler and the dinghy, split the foc's'le open above water from the stern to the galley which is abaft the bridge, and below water had opened it up from the stern to the second bulkhead.
		After the burial of the books it was found that the several fires on her were manageable, that she "was not making water aft of the damage," which meant two thirds of her were, more or less, in commission, and, best of all, that three boilers were usable in spite of the cruiser's shells.
	net.lib.byu.edu /~rdh7/wwi/1916/jutland.html (756 words)

	Eblis
		Eblis are seldom seen by humans—or few men live to tell of such an encounter.
		Eblis are very fast in shifting and striking, thus their excellent armor class.
		Each of these eblis will have 2d4 spells usable once each per day.
	www.enworld.org /cc/converted/magical_beast/eblis.htm (146 words)

	Chapter Eblis <i>to</i> Economy of E by Brewer's Phrase & Fable
		A jinn, and the ruler of the evil genii, or fallen angels.
		When Adam was created, God commanded all the angels to worship him; but Eblis replied, "Me thou hast created of smokeless fire, and shall I reverence a creature made of dust?" God was very angry at this insolent answer, and turned the disobedient fay into a Sheytân (devil), and he became the father of devils.
		Ecce Homo A painting by Correggio of our Lord crowned with thorns and bound with ropes, as He was shown to the people by Pilate, who said to them, "Ecce homo!" (Behold the man!) (John xix.
	www.bibliomania.com /2/3/255/1170/22606/1.html (475 words)

	Eblis or Haris (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is claimed that once he was an inhabitant of Azazil, the heaven nearest God; and when the angels were commanded to bow down to the first man, Eblis was the leader of those who rebelled.
		After they were cast out of Azazil, Eblis and his followers were sentenced to suffer in hell for a long time.
		It was supposed that Eblis was composed of the element of fire, and quickly succeeded in the government of the world.
	www.themystica.org /mystica/articles/e/eblis_or_haris.html (105 words)

	The Norton Anthology of English Literature: The Romantic Age: Topic 2: Texts and Contexts
		They achieve their quest but are doomed to suffer the agony of eternally burning hearts and, what seems even worse, the cessation of communion with anything outside their separate selves.
		Nouronihar, however, though greatly dismayed, could not help admiring the person of Eblis: for she expected to have seen some stupendous Giant.
		A few days are allotted thee, previous to this fatal period: employ them as thou wilt: recline on these heaps of gold: command the Infernal Potentates: range, at thy pleasure, through these immense subterranean domains: no barrier shall be shut against thee.
	www.wwnorton.com /NAEL/romantic/topic_2/vathek.htm (2254 words)

	Zahak the Dragon King (epic tale)
		Eblis [the Spirit of Evil] appeared to Zahak one day in the guise of a righteous man, and he conquered the heart of the young prince through the appearance of goodness.
		The young man was simple of heart, so he swore, as Eblis required, that he would listen to whatever Eblis told him, and would not repeat it to anyone.
		Eblis said, "If you fail to carry out what I tell you, you'll betray your oath to me. This oath and my halter will fall over your neck; and you will become small, while your father is great." Thus he conquered the mind of the youth, and Zahak accepted his command.
	www.csupomona.edu /~delashgari/readings/zahakstory.html (8187 words)

	World War I, The Battle of Jutland
		Thereupon she dropped torpedo work, fired at an enemy searchlight which winked and went out, and was closing in to help Gehenna, when she found herself under the noses of a couple of enemy cruisers....
		She completely demolished the Eblis's bridge and searchlight platform, brought down the mast and the forefunnel, ruined the whaler and the dinghy, split the foc's'le open above water from the stern to the galley which is abaft the bridge, and below water had opened it up from the stern to the second bulkhead.
		After the burial of the books it was found that the several fires on her were manageable, that she "was not making water aft of the damage," which meant two thirds of her were, more or less, in commission, and, best of all, that three boilers were usable in spite of the cruiser's shells.
	www.gwpda.org /1916/jutland.html (747 words)

	World War I, The Battle of Jutland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Eblis had nearly finished reloading when a shot struck the davit that was swinging her last torpedo into the tube and wounded all hands concerned.
		She completely demolished the Eblis's bridge and searchlight platform, brought down the mast and the forefunnel, ruined the whaler and the dinghy, split the foc's'le open above water from the stern to the galley which is abaft the bridge, and below water had opened it up from the stern to the second bulkhead.
		After the burial of the books it was found that the several fires on her were manageable, that she "was not making water aft of the damage," which meant two thirds of her were, more or less, in commission, and, best of all, that three boilers were usable in spite of the cruiser's shells.
	library.byu.edu /~rdh/wwi/1916/jutland.html (756 words)

	Eblis or Haris
		It is claimed that once he was an inhabitant of Azazil, the heaven nearest God; and when the angels were commanded to bow down to the first man, Eblis was the leader of those who rebelled.
		After they were cast out of Azazil, Eblis and his followers were sentenced to suffer in hell for a long time.
		It was supposed that Eblis was composed of the element of fire, and quickly succeeded in the government of the world.
	www.themystica.com /mystica/articles/e/eblis_or_haris.html (105 words)

	Amazon.com: The Great Satan "Eblis": Books: Javad Nurbakhsh (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Eblis: The Great Satan is first and foremost, one of the easiest, most flowing religious texts I have ever read.
		I found that the way the philosophers talked about sitting down and having a chat with Eblis himself to be both audacious and bold.
		Eblis is NOT the Satan of traditional Christian theology.
	www.amazon.com /Great-Satan-Eblis-Javad-Nurbakhsh/dp/0933546238 (950 words)

	Eblis O'Shaughnessy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Eblis simply obeys orders even if he has to die for them.
		While trying to recover one of Death's sigils, Eblis got in touch with a man named Ashaira.
		Eblis did not like violence amd Ashaira was suppossed to sell him the item but, somehow, a woman named Plath stole it from him first.
	pc59te.dte.uma.es /cdb/series/vertigo/eblis.htm (159 words)

	Eblis
		Others say he is the demon Azazel, who after being thrust from Heaven is renamed Eblis and becomes the ruler of the devils.
		Other account tells that, at the time of the creation of humankind, Allah sent his angels to Earth to destroy the Djin (a race of beings created from the intense desert winds who were flaunting Allah's laws).
		Learning about it, Eblis, who despite his angelic status was still hungry for power, flew down to Earth and rejoined them, eventually becoming their king.
	www.occultopedia.com /e/eblis.htm (2431 words)

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