Ghoul: Scholar Dwight F

Scholar Dwight F. Reynolds identifies the Arabic ghoul as a female creature – sometimes called "Mother Ghoul" (ʾUmm Ghulah), "Our Aunt Ghoul", or a similar relational term – in tales told to girls and young women. Ghoul: With Radhika Apte, Manav Kaul, Rohit Pathak, Ratnabali Bhattacharjee. In a totalitarian near-future India, a mysterious prisoner is sent to a remote military interrogation center where he turns the tables on his captors by exposing their most shameful secrets and unleashing a demon from Arabic folklore. Ghouls are mythical creatures that feed on human flesh and inhabit graveyards. They have various origins and appearances across cultures, but are often associated with Arabian folklore and demonic beings. Learn about the origin, characteristics and legends of ghouls, humanoid creatures that feed on flesh and blood. Discover how ghouls evolved from Arabic folklore to European horror and how they are related to jinn and Iblis.