Usually means: Evil spirit in Islamic belief.
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▸ noun:  Alternative spelling of shaitan [(Islam) a demon/devil; or evil jinn.]

Similar:
shaitan, Al-Shaytaan, Ash-Shaytan, Eblis, Iblees, Iblis, djinn, shaykh, shaykhdom, shekhinah, more...

Opposite:
angel, good spirit, divine being

Types:
jinn, devil, demon, fallen angel, Lucifer, Satan, Mephistopheles, more...

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Similar:
shaitan, Al-Shaytaan, Ash-Shaytan, Eblis, Iblees, Iblis, djinn, shaykh, shaykhdom, shekhinah, more...

Opposite:
angel, good spirit, divine being

Types:
jinn, devil, demon, fallen angel, Lucifer, Satan, Mephistopheles, more...



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