Key Info

- Similar to a jinn usually with hooved feet and horns 

- Uses her beauty to seduce men to drive them insane or drown them

Brief Bio

Aisha Qandisha, also known as Aicha Kandicha, is a prominent figure in Moroccan folklore, primarily found in North African mythology. She is a female mythological figure, often described as a beautiful woman with the legs of a hoofed animal like a goat or camel. 

She is seen as similar to a jinni, but with distinct personalities. She's sometimes considered a demon who haunts and torments those who have wronged her.

She is known for using her beauty to entice men, often leading them to their madness or death. She is said to prey on young men and may drag them into rivers to die.

Aisha Qandisha is believed to possess supernatural powers, including the ability to bestow gifts and spiritual protection. Some traditions believe she can control elements, influence health, and cause or heal certain ailments.

She is typically associated with water sources, including rivers, wells, and the sea. Descriptions of her appearance vary, but she is often depicted with long dark hair and animalistic legs.