God supports His true messenger with invisible soldiers and His treasury and guarantees him and the believers victory, so his truthfulness prevails while a fake messenger is eventually exposed.1, 2, 3
Rashad Khalifa was told assertively through the angel Gabriel that verse 36:3, Surely you are one of the messengers, refers specifically to him, which is confirmed by multiples of 19.1, 2
After the feud, God's creatures fell into four groups: angels upheld His authority, animals rebelled then repented, jinns agreed with Satan, and humans failed to take a firm stand.1, 2
The angels expected God to banish the undecided creatures, but God in His mercy gave us a chance to denounce our mistake because He knew some deserved redemption.1, 2
The command for angels to fall prostrate before Adam is allegorical, meaning the angels serve humans on earth by guarding them and driving wind, rain, and provisions, which Satan refused to do.1, 2
Jesus was created on earth with Gabriel carrying God's word to Mary, so the Quran consistently uses the plural form for his creation.1
The plural in 15:9 reflects that the angel Gabriel and the prophet Muhammad took part in delivering the Quran.1, 2
Whenever God uses the first person plural in the Quran, it always indicates the participation of other entities, such as the angels.1
For the disbelievers death is a horrible event, as the angels beat them on their faces and rear ends, order them to evict their souls, and snatch their souls away.1, 2
The Quran states that Satan was an angel because of the immense powers and rank given to him, which is why he is addressed as an angel before his fall.1
Afterward, the angel Gabriel helped Muhammad release a few verses at a time from his soul to his memory, and the Prophet wrote down and memorized them.1
Angels are the creatures who never questioned God's absolute authority, and they are so numerous that only God knows their number.1, 2
Angels shaped the first human body on earth by God's instructions, God assigned Adam to it, and Satan alone refused to fall prostrate when told angels would serve humans.1, 2
God told the angels He was placing a representative on earth before Adam was created because He knew humans would break His law and be sent down from Paradise.1, 2
The names God taught Adam mean the knowledge given to humans, shown in inventions like television and airplanes that amaze the angels.1, 2, 3
Angels know only what God has taught them, as they said they had no knowledge except what God taught them.1
The names God taught Adam were names of objects, because the next verse says God presented these things to the angels and asked for their names.1, 2, 3, 4
Major decisions are made by angels beyond the first universe, and the jinns try to overhear those angelic communications when they have access.1, 2
The angels will play a role in the resurrection process by arranging all the people.1
Every believer has an invisible giant, a guardian angel, standing by to protect, serve, and befriend him or her and to go with his or her children wherever they go.1, 2, 3
In the Battle of the Parties, the tribes united to wipe out Muhammad and the small minority of believers, but the angels took care of them and the believers did not need to do anything.1, 2, 3
Our visible range is very narrow, yet invisible things like X-rays, infrared, and ultraviolet exist and are powerful, and these are only a tiny sample of the invisible.1, 2, 3
Real events in the community, such as Lori being thrown from a car unharmed, are examples of the invisible giant protecting believers, and we learn best from such real examples.1, 2, 3
The guardian angels know everything, from nuclear physics to psychology, and they accompany the believer even when taking a test.1, 2
God commands believers to protect themselves and their families from the Hellfire, which is guarded by powerful angels who never disobey God.1, 2
Gabriel alone carries revelations from God, bringing any new information never known before, which is why one of his names is the Spirit.1, 2, 3
Each person has a succession of angels before and behind them, according to God's decision, making sure nothing happens to them except what is supposed to happen.1, 2, 3, 4
Muhammad carried the Quran within him in the same way we carry the knowledge of God, and Gabriel mediated its release.1, 2
God gets things done through a system: He sent the angel Gabriel to carry the command Be to Mary for creating Jesus, and sent angels to overturn Sodom.1, 2, 3, 4
God's command to the angels to fall prostrate before Adam means they are to serve the human being on earth, driving the wind, guarding people and providing for them.1, 2, 3
The angels serve disbelievers all their lives hoping they will return to God's kingdom, and when a person dies a disbeliever they beat him for having been unappreciative of God.1, 2, 3, 4
The bodies being invisible means they were in a different dimension, like the angels and jinns who are here and can see us while we cannot see them.1, 2, 3
When the angels suggested putting all the rebels in hell, God said He knows what they do not know and gave the rebellious minority another chance to submit.1, 2, 3, 4
God tells us that the angels descend on this night to carry out every command.1
Gabriel is the only one who carries revelations from God to the world, which is why one of his names is the spirit of the revelation.1, 2
God protects you through angels as long as you are in His domain, and nothing happens against His will.1, 2, 3