The concept of shaitan, or Satan, in Islamic tradition is not defined by a specific physical appearance. While some depictions might portray him as a monstrous figure, the Quran does not explicitly describe his physical form.
It emphasizes his cunning and deceptive nature, highlighting his ability to tempt and mislead humans.
Instead of focusing on physical attributes, Islamic literature emphasizes his role as a spiritual entity who embodies evil and rebellion against God.
There are various interpretations and depictions of shaitan in Islamic art and literature, but these are not considered definitive or canonical.
The focus is on understanding his character and the dangers he poses to human faith and morality rather than his physical appearance.
