Vampires & Blood-Drinkers · Middle East
Ghoul
Arabian Grave Roads
Origin and tradition
Arabic folklore describes ghouls as desert or graveyard beings that prey on travelers and the dead.
Illustration in this atlas
A lean hyena-like humanoid near desert graves. The plate interprets an animal-associated guise of a shapeshifting graveyard being, rather than asserting one fixed ghoul anatomy.
References and further reading
These references offer further reading. Accounts and depictions vary; the atlas illustration is interpretive artwork, rather than historical or scientific evidence.
Approximate location: 24.7° N, 46.7° E


