Marid is a male name of Arabic origin, meaning "Rebellious." In Islamic tradition, a Marid is a type of shaitan, or demon, known for its rebellious nature. The word "mārid" is derived from the Arabic root "m-r-d," which means recalcitrant or rebellious. It is mentioned in the Quran and is associated with powerful supernatural beings. The Marid is often considered a powerful devil, but unlike the treacherous ʿifrīt, it can be easily tricked by humans. In Islamic lore, the Marid is depicted as a creature striving to predict the future by ascending to the heavens and spying on the angels. The name Marid carries a strong and rebellious connotation, reflecting the powerful and enigmatic nature of this supernatural being in Arabic tradition.