Um as-Sibyan

Undocumented in the provided sources. The only direct reference is a short Wikidata entry that names Um as-Sibyan as a 'female devil in Islam tradition.' No origin narrative, mythic genealogy, or textual provenance (such as Qur'anic, hadith, or folkloric chronicles) is provided in the supplied materials.

Undocumented in the provided sources. No descriptions of physical form, iconography, typical dress, or symbolic attributes appear in the supplied materials.

Undocumented in the provided sources. Aside from the single label identifying the entity as a female devil, the supplied source set does not record any powers, behaviors, or typical interactions with humans.