BELIEF IN ANGELS


ARTICLES OF FAITH
BELIEF IN ANGELS
Q      Write short accounts of Muslim belief about angels.
        [4-N-08][4-J-05][4-J-04] [4-J-02][5-specimen paper 09]
Use the following indicators and convert them to simple sentences.
•       Created by Allah
•       Arabs believed angels were the daughters of Allah.
•       Made of light
•       Praise Allah
•       Perform duties Allah has assigned them
•       Cannot commit sin
•       No free will
•       No reproduction and no sex
•       Allah knows their number
•       Powers given by Allah
•       Usually cannot be seen
•       Come in graves after death
•       Keep the record of our good and bad deeds
•       Perform unlimited works for Allah
•       FROM QURAN
•       “----- and the angels celebrate the praises of their Lord and pray for forgiveness for beings on earth”                              (42:5).
•       PROMINENT ANGELS
•       1 GABRIEL OR JIBRAEEL (AS)  
•        brought the messages of Allah and the Books
•       still comes on earth
•       chief angel
•       Sura Al Qadr “In it (Night of Power) descend angels and Rooh with the permission of their Lord”
•       to Maryam (AS) for the news of Essa (AS)
•       titles “Rooh” and “Rooh ul Ameen”
2 ISRAFEEL (AS)
1 To announce the Day of Judgment by some sound; end of the world
2 To announce Resurrection, new life.
          3 MIKAEEL (AS)
  Responsible for needs of life like rain fall on this earth
          4 IZRAEEL (AS)
Responsible to take away life.
             Angels work in teams led by the prominent responsible angels for every task.



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