Malaikah GapFill

Angels are important beings within Islam. They are made from  claylightbricksdust, as opposed to humans, who are made from  lightmagicclaypaper. They are considered to be more  holypopularhappyskilled, because they are without sin. This is because, unlike humans, they do not have  free willlife choicesfoodoptions. They have a variety of jobs and  theologiesideasresponsibilitiesphilosophies such as giving messages to humans. The most famous example of this is the angel  MalikMuhammadJibrilIsrafil who gave the Qur'an to the Prophet Muhammad. Angels are part of the  beyondseenextraterrestrialunseen world, which means they cannot be observed, and they are able to  disappointstundazzlekill humans. Unlike humans, they have no  consciousnessgenderpowerideas so are neither male nor female. Belief in angels is very important in Islam as it is one of the  Six ArticlesFour ConvictionsTwelve DisciplesSeven Ideas. Angels also feature in Islamic ideas of the life cycle – for example, there are  twothreefivefour angels who visit a human following death to ask them a series of questions about how they lived their life – this will then impact their destination in the afterlife.