So whoever of the jinn disobeyed was a devil, meaning he was estranged from the mercy of God. He was the first to be called a devil from among the jinn, Al-Harith, so God made him blind, meaning he expelled him from His mercy and expelled mercy from him, and from him all the devils branched out. So whoever of them believed, such as Hamah bin Ilham bin Laqis bin Satan, joined the believers from among the jinn. Whoever remains in his disbelief is a devil, and it is a matter of disagreement among Sharia scholars. Some of them said that the devil never converts to Islam and interpreted

His saying, peace be upon him, regarding his devil, who is the companion entrusted to him, that God helped him in it, so he became a Muslim.

It was narrated by raising the mim and opening it as well, so this speaker interpreted the nominative as saying, “So he was safe from him,” meaning he had no path. This is how the dissenter interpreted it, and the fatha interpreted it as submissio