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Islamic Belief in Angels (Malaikah)

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, 02-26-2013 at 05:31 PM (6749 Views)

- The belief in angels is one of the six pillars of Iman/faith. Belief in 1. Allah 2. His angels 3. His revealed books (Torah, Gospel, Psalms of David, Quran...) 4. His messengers (peace be upon them) 5. The Last Day and 6. Al Qadr (Devine Decree).
- They are bodies of light who fulfill the commands of Allah (swt) obediently and have no aspect of divinity to them.
- Neither male nor female.
- They have 2 - 6 wings, not of feathers. Angel Jibreel (Gabriel) has 600 wings, each wing filling the entire horizon.
- For every drop of rain, there is an angel descending with it and placing it where Allah (swt) commands.
- Angels also descend and place their wings around someone to protect those who seek knowledge about Allah (swt).
- Isfraeel (Raphael) is the angel who will blow the trumpet to mark the Day of Judgement.
- Munkar and Nakeer are the angels that will question the souls in the grave about their faith and deeds.
- Malak Am-Maut (Angel of Death) well you know what this angel's duty is.
- Malik is the guardian of hell.
- Ridwan is the guardian of heaven.
- Mikail (Michael) is in charge of rain and nourishment

Updated 02-26-2013 at 05:50 PM by LaBelleza

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kano - 03-06-2013 06:44 PM
You state Moslems believe in the gospel. They should stop claiming that Jesus is not the son of God, then, since the gospels state many times that Jesus is God's son. A faith has to be consistent to be true.
LaBelleza - 03-07-2013 12:54 AM
Yep, we're required to believe in the Original Gospel (I emphasise singular) which was preached by Jesus (pbuh)..before the other versions/Gospels written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John...King James version...RSV, etc., which are not consistent with each other so I definitely agree with you when you say "a faith has to be consistent to be true".

From Prophet Adam (pbuh) through to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), we believe in their message of total submission to God and only God who does not beget no son. To beget means to have *** - an animal act. We mustn't associate such things with God Almighty. Furthermore, we don't believe that Jesus (pbuh) is God in human form because to give God any sort of human quality is a big NO in Islam.

Updated 03-07-2013 at 01:00 AM by LaBelleza
MichaelNikki2 - 06-04-2013 05:37 PM
Mohammed announced Jmmanuel as being the actual bricklayer of the foundation for the "beginning of the end to cult-religions." Indeed, when Jmmanuel was able to make this proclamation, he knew only too well that this prediction was the proclamation of his own future reincarnation for a new a very bitter mission, during which he would have to present the teachings of Truth and the Spirit to terrestrial mankind once again, as it had been the case frequently before, in order to fulfil the mission. This time, however, under somewhat obscure aspects, and in the truest sense of the word as the founder of a religion.
LaBelleza - 06-25-2013 05:24 PM
reincarnation....