Interesting OP about jinns. Had to Google it. If below is correct, I rather not wish
Who is jinn in Islam?
1. One Islamic concept that has entered into western mythology is that of the jinn or genies, as in the story of Aladdin. However, according to Islamic belief, jinn are real creatures that form a world other than that of mankind, capable of causing physical and mental harm to human beings
Well, those are Islamic Jinn, I'm a Jewish one, but if I said Shedim, no one know what I meant.
"G-d created them on the sixth day, he had started making their bodies but did not complete their creation because he was resting during the Sabbath. Even after the Sabbath, he left them how they were to show that when the Sabbath comes, all work must be viewed as complete. Therefore, the
shedim have souls like that of humans, but without a body."
"Shedim can shapeshift and assume a human form. The Talmud tells of Asmodeous assuming King
Solomon's form and ruling in his place for some time. However, he was never seen barefoot
because he could not disguise his (bird) feet."