Common Angels In Islam
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Angels were created by Allah out of light and have many duties to perform as ordered by Allah. They do not disobey Allah's commands. Some well known angels include Jibraeel who was sent with Allah's books and messages, Micaaeel who is in charge of nature phenomena, Izraaeel who takes lives with Allah's order, and Israafeel who will blow the trumpet on Judgement Day. Other angels are Kiraaman Kaatibeen who record people's good and bad deeds, and Munkar & Nakeer who question people in their graves after death.
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- 1. Angels
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