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Angels are special servants of Allah created from light to obey His commands. They have wings and serve various functions, such as revealing messages to prophets (Gabriel), providing sustenance (Michael), and recording human deeds (the guardian angels Kiraman Katibeen). Humans were created differently from clay and have free will, while angels have no free will and always obey Allah. Muslims must believe in angels even though they cannot be seen.
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Angels
- 2. Angel s
- 3. Allah has made us. He has made everything. Allah has also made Angels
- 4. Who are the Angels? Angels are special servants of Allah The angels have been mentioned in the Quran The Arabic word for Angel is ‘Malak.’ Its plural is ‘Malaa’ikah’
- 5. Who are the Angels? Allah say’s in Quran, Surah Fatir (35) :1 All the praises and thanks be to Allah, the (only) Originator [or the (only) Creator] of the heavens and the earth, Who made the angels messengers with wings, - two or three or four. He increases in creation what He wills. Verily, Allah is Able to do all things.
- 6. • Are they different from us? Yes, they are different from us. Allah made us from clay But Allah made the angels from light.
- 7. Hadith Aishah (May Allah be pleased with her) reported: The Messenger of Allah (PBUH) said, "Angels were created from light, jinns were created from a smokeless flame of fire, and `Adam was created from that which you have been told (i.e., sounding clay like the clay of pottery) .'' [Muslim Hadith No: 1846]
- 8. What do the angels do? The angels do what Allah tells them to do. They always obey Allah and never disobey him. They are always ready to obey Allah’s command at all times.
- 9. We cannot see them but we believe that they are there because it is mentioned by Allah and His Messenger, Muhammad (PBUH). Being a Muslim, one must believe in all the angels even if one cannot see them. We have free will, which means we can choose to do good or bad, but Angels do not have free will.
- 10. There are many number of angels, Allah alone knows the number of angels. Different angels do different duties of Allah. Are there many Angels? Jibril or Gabriel - The angel of revelation Mika’il or Michael –The angel of life-sustenance Israeel –The angel of death Israfil -The angel of Trumpet
- 11. The Guardian Angels All human beings have two guardian angels These two angels are called Kiraman and katibeen. Everything we say or do is written down by these angels.