Umm el-Jimal

Umm el-Jimal (also rendered Umm ej Jemāl, Umm al-Jimal, Umm idj-Djimal) is a village site in northern Jordan, approximately 17 kilometres east of Mafraq, notable for substantial visible ruins from Byzantine and early Islamic occupation and an older Roman village to the southwest of the Byzantine remains. The supplied sources identify the site primarily on archaeological grounds; no construction dates, ownership history, or notable historical incidents are provided in the available excerpts. The research notes supplied do not contain any documented reports of apparitions, jinn, or other supernatural entities tied to Umm el-Jimal. Although the inquiry referenced reported jinn sightings and a possible association with Tabuk (Saudi Arabia), the provided sources do not corroborate any paranormal claims or any geographic reassignment — they consistently place Umm el-Jimal in Jordan. Cultural and folkloric context beyond its archaeological notability is not present in the supplied material. Further research is required to establish whether local oral traditions or media reports attach supernatural narratives to the site.