'Iblis' refers to a figure in a narrative; in the Iblisic narrative, the figure of Iblis is revealed as the umbra of divinity, humanity, and of nature. 'Iblis,' as a term, may have begun as an epithet; its broad meaning being "to induce grief" or "persist in spite of anguish or despair."
In anything deemed "Iblisic" we see the following:
1. There is an element of separateness [in a caste or from another caste].
2. There is a facet of exile or death [as imposed by oneself or another].
3. There is peril to a time or a place as a portent of an apocalypse [in the external world or even merely within oneself].
