Peace be upon you before and after. I’ve read through your book draft and the mythos framework you’re building. Here is a refined catalog of the Major Creations of God as reflected in the Maziramy mythos, rooted in Qur’anic worldview but adapted to your storytelling lens:

🌌 The Major Creations of God in the Maziramy Mythos
1. The Heavenly Beings
Angels (Mala’ika)
* Pure creations of light.
* Absolute obedience to God’s command, free from ego or rebellion.
* Messengers, protectors, recorders of deeds, bearers of revelation.
* Gabriel (Jibril, peace be upon him) is central: the herald of truth, the revealer of divine speech.
* In the mythos: appear as luminous veiled figures, never with visible faces; their presence bends reality toward order and serenity.
The Throne-Bearers (Hamalat al-‘Arsh)
* Angels of immense size and glory who carry the Throne.
* In mythos: rarely glimpsed, but their hymns are echoes across creation.

2. The Jinn
Made of smokeless fire.
* Like humans: capable of belief, disbelief, repentance, arrogance.
* Shining spectrum from devout allies to corrupted shayāṭīn.
* In the mythos: they appear in multiple forms—some fiery, some shadowy, some resembling beasts or men.
* Those who resist arrogance become allies to the righteous; those who rebel amplify chaos.

3. Humanity
The Adamic Line
* Created from clay, honored with intellect, will, and the divine breath.
* Carriers of the covenant (al-‘Ahd).
* In the mythos: humanity are both the most fragile and the most exalted, the balance-point of creation.
* The hypocrites, witches, and oppressors corrupt themselves—but the believers, seekers, and righteous reflect God’s light.
The Prophets & Messengers
* Chosen among humans, given revelation and guidance.
* In the mythos, represented under epithets: Nour (the Light), the Sage, the Guide.
* Their legacy is scripture, mercy, and the straight path.

4. The Scriptures
The Qur’an
* Direct speech of God, luminous, preserved.
* In the mythos: appears as radiant verses, a living light that shields, tests, and transforms.
* Reveals truth of beings: magnifies sincerity, shatters arrogance.
Earlier Scriptures
* Torah, Psalms, Gospel—all acknowledged, though altered by human hands.
* In mythos: echoes remain, but their misuse by magicians highlights corruption.

5. The Hidden Realms & Spirits
Ariphes (Luminous and Shadowed)
* Mythos-specific concept: realms of trial, perception, and memory.
* Each Ariphe tests beings differently—through mercy, temptation, or justice.
Souls of the Dead
* Banshees, wraiths, shades—distortions of souls lingering between realms.
* Some are warnings; others are tormented echoes.
* Can be purified by remembrance or destroyed by justice.

6. Beasts of Trial
Vampires (Dhampir Lineage)
* In Maziramy mythos: embodiments of hunger and duality.
* Some (like Euryeth) transmute the curse into benevolence.
* Others fall into tyranny and predation.
Werewolves
* Born of rage and lunar bonds.
* Some devout restrain themselves; others surrender to destruction.
* In mythos: they embody the test of wrath.
Fair Folk (Fae / Fairies)
* Trickster beings between spirit and material.
* Some respect covenant, others enslave mortals.
* In mythos: their glamour either masks mercy or malice.

7. Cosmic Signs
The Sun (Shams), the Moon (Qamar), and the Stars (Nujūm)
* Constant reminders of God’s majesty.
* In mythos: serve as portals, symbols, and guides.
* The Island of Three Moons is one example: a realm of self-reflection.
The Throne and the Kursī
* Realms above comprehension, sign of divine authority.
* Not personified; kept veiled in mystery.

8. Devils & False Gods
The Shayāṭīn
* Jinn who rebelled, became accursed.
* Whisperers, sowers of arrogance and despair.
* In mythos: appear in many guises—tempting, twisting, but always failing before the sincere.
False Gods / Demiurges
* Pretenders who mistake creation for ownership.
* chaotic, arrogant, mistaking control for divinity.

✨ Summary:
The major creations in Maziramy are unified under one truth: all come from God, All‑Mighty, All‑Merciful. Each being is tested by light and shadow. The sincere are raised in mercy, the arrogant fall into ruin, and the Qur’an is the mirror that reveals who is who.