
Feeding our brothers among the Jinn
With respect to not violating toweed. We know that muslims forbade the worship of jinn. There were some who worshipped jinn even after the jinn they worshiped became muslims themselves, according to tradition. This demotion of "folk-gods" into believers is a common narrative in the islamic writings. But curiously there is also the idea of provisions for the jinn. Blessed offerings, to provide them with? whenever a human mentions the name of Allah before eating, the meat and sustenance remain available on the bones for the believing Jinn to consume.
What is the context of this, how can this act be separated from acts of worship and is it actually meant as an act of kindness?
Feeding the poor, caring of the orphan, freeing the slaves are all concepts of charity we know. What about charity for the Jinn?
Do these stories present in the hadith, tell complex allegory about microbial life and the potential spread of disease or are they purely metaphysical concepts about supernatural beings that feed on the discarded bones left by other beings.