Entity: GHOUL-MARAK
Ghoul-Marak is a mythical creature known for robbing graves and feeding on corpses, originating from Muslim legend.
GHOUL-MARAK
Etymology
The term 'Ghoul-Marak' is derived from the Arabic word 'ghūl' which translates to 'demon' or 'evil spirit' and 'marak' which means 'to feed'.
Definition
Ghoul-Marak is a legendary malevolent creature from Muslim folklore that is believed to rob graves and consume corpses. It is associated with death, the supernatural, and the macabre.
Historical Context
In Muslim legend, Ghoul-Marak is depicted as an evil demon that preys on human beings and is often linked to the desecration of burial sites.
Cultural Significance
Ghoul-Marak symbolizes fear of the unknown, the afterlife, and the concept of death in various cultures. It is a common motif in horror literature and films.
Related Concepts
Ghoul-Marak is similar to other mythical creatures such as vampires, zombies, and wraiths, all of which are associated with death and the undead.
See Also
A malevolent being from folklore that preys on human remains and is associated with death and the supernatural.