salaam,
I have settled many times in lonely places but have experienced none. 90% of all Dutch people I know has never experienced anything coming close to encountering spiritual beings. But all Sunni's I know, 90% of them has experienced them. Isn't this a bit strange and a coincidence. The people who are not brought up with these stories, the Dutch people, do not experience them. But people, the Sunni's, who are brought up with these stories do experience them.
It is all about how you teach your brain to explain phenomena. Buddhists will only see Buddha in their dreams, never the virgin Mary. But Catholics do see her. Chrisitians see Jesus, Hindus never see him in their dreams or visions. People who are brought up with the believe spirits walk the earth see them everywhere, people who are not brought up with them never see them.
Do you see a pattern emerge? It is how you are brought up to explain feelings, sounds, twists of the eyes. Your brain searches confirmations to your beliefs. You can say, but Arnold I have talked to them, seen them, felt them.
This subjective experience is not enough to convince they exist. Of the 10 "Jinn experiences", how many of them were not a bit filled in by your brain?
I remember when I turned Sunni, I started to search Jinn spirits everywhere. I heard stories from every Sunni how they have encountered them. I looked everywhere and I thought I had encountered some. Whenever something strange happened, it had to be Jinn.
Since I studied the subject and learned it is superstition, I have never experienced them again. You say a desolate place, how come you see them so such? You live in a deserted place?