Delusions and hallucinations aren't evidence either.
Not delusions or hallucinations.
What I told you
about the genie; I told you in detail.
This was confirmed later on when I met one of my colleagues a few years later; he worked in the same city where I had worked before
When I told him about what I saw about the genie, he said "I saw the same one" and he described him to me; he settled in the same house near the hospital where I had resided before him.
He added: "I saw him looking in my face: into my eyes."
Another doctor giggled when I told him about this and said: "Yes, indeed, that doctor is nice-looking!"
One of his relatives came to visit them, he told me, coming from Baghdad, and the next day she fled from their house shouting: "I leave you to your genies; I will never return here."
I told you about what I saw, but of course, you disregard everything you don't like: unless your Dawkins tells you.
My story:
Once I went to serve in rural health, in a city called Heet in the western part of Iraq.
Some people said there are genies in this city. So while I hadn't seen any genie before, I prayed to God silently within myself without uttering any words (lest anyone might hear my words, and he might then make some trick.)
I prayed to God to show me those genies.
Afterward, one day, I was on call duty; all others went in their off-duty leave; I was sleeping alone, when I awoke in my bed to see some person looking sideways at the wall, not in my direction. He was broad and stout, brown to red in color, and firm in expression: not smiling.
So I thought to myself: Am I dreaming? So, I closed my eyes, then opened them slightly and I saw him still there in the same position.
Truly, I was afraid and did not speak to him any word, and thought better to sleep, and I slept and did not see him afterward.
This was what I saw, and I told Abu-Abdallah about him, and he asked me: "Has he feet or hoofs?"
I said: "I saw his upper part only which was above the level of the bed, and I did not see his legs."
He added: "Genies mostly look serious not smiling."
I said: "Is this one righteous or evil?"
He said: "I don't know."
And my story was confirmed a few years later by another doctor who saw the same genie as I told you.
That doctor told a sheikh in the city, who said to him: "These are Jewish genies: bastards."