The Angels
The Angels are God's creatures, fulfilling His commands. Faith in them is the foundation of the Imam. Below are the accounts of the angels in the Qur'an.
In simple terms .
Angels are about the inner world. When we tell stories, we need to rely on revelation and not add imaginary qualities.
Angels are not gods, children of God, or independent forces. The Quran calls them revered servants acting on His command.[1] That's why Muslims don't worship angels.
What is Important to Know
- Angels carry out various assignments from God.
- Gabriel is known for his revelations to the prophets.
- The Quran mentions angels as messengers with wings.[2]
- Stories and images from popular culture do not replace religious sources.
You do not need to invent the appearance, biography, or qualities of angels that are not well known. To first meet them, it is enough to understand that they are God's creatures who do His will.
Where to Start
Open the article Gabriel, then return to the general scheme of the six principles of faith. This will make it clearer how belief in angels is linked to belief in prophets and The Holy Scriptures.