Angels Do Not Disobey Allah
4 ayahs
The Quran states that angels do not disobey Allah in what He commands them, executing all that they are ordered.
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Quranic descriptions of the angels — their nature, named angels, their roles, and their relationship with humanity.
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The Quran states that angels do not disobey Allah in what He commands them, executing all that they are ordered.
The Quran describes angels standing in rows and glorifying Allah, never growing weary or arrogant.
The Quran identifies Jibreel as the faithful spirit who brought down the revelation to the Prophet's heart, possessing great power.
The Quran mentions Mikail by name alongside Jibreel, stating that whoever is an enemy to these angels is an enemy of Allah.
The Quran states that on the Night of Decree angels and the spirit descend, and that the trustworthy spirit brought down the message.
The Quran states that two angels record every word a person utters, and that every soul has a guardian over it.
The Quran states that the angel of death appointed over people takes their souls at the decreed time.
The Quran describes angels appointed over people as successors who guard them at Allah's command.
The Quran states that Allah reinforced the believers at Badr with thousands of angels and cast terror into the disbelievers' hearts.
The Quran describes angels bearing the throne of Allah, surrounding it, and the trumpet being blown by the appointed angel.
The Quran states that Allah and His angels bestow blessings on the believers, and that the angels bearing the throne ask forgiveness for those who believe.
The Quran describes angels entering upon the inhabitants of Paradise from every gate, greeting them with peace.