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
Angels descend on those who proclaim God as their Lord and live righteously, telling them not to fear and that Paradise is reserved for them.1
At death each person knows whether he is going to Heaven or Hell, and the righteous are invited by angels to the Paradise where Adam and Eve lived.1
Shifts of angels stay with each of us and guard us according to God's commandments.1
Mary isolated herself from her family behind a barrier that separated her spiritually and physically, and then God sent Gabriel to her.1
Believers should believe in the angels, who pray for believers, help and support them, and carry out all of God's commands.1
The hadith saying angels never enter a house with a dog contradicts the Quran, since the righteous dwellers of the cave had a dog treated as one of them.1
Among God's hidden blessings are angels who take turns guarding each person around the clock according to God's commands.1, 2, 3, 4
The hadith claiming angels will not enter a room with a dog conflicts with 18:18, where God's use of we in turning the sleepers shows angels took part while their dog was among them.1, 2
The Night of Power is the night the Quran was revealed to Muhammad, a night better than a thousand months when the angels and the Spirit descend to carry out every command.1, 2
God sent His Spirit to Mary in the form of a human being to grant her a pure son, a sign for the people and a mercy, and a predestined matter.1, 2, 3
The angels gave Mary good news of a Word from God, the Messiah Jesus, who is prominent in this life and the Hereafter and among those closest to God.1
Death is a thin line between life and eternity that everyone will cross, and the hope is to be worthy of being invited by the angels into Paradise.1, 2
In the Great Feud we failed to uphold God's absolute authority, creatures were classified into angels, jinns, and humans, and God knew some deserved a chance at redemption.1
Rashad Khalifa was told through Gabriel that Sura 36, and especially verse 36:3, refers to him, and was given mathematical proof of it.1, 2
At death the disbelievers know they are destined for Hell, and the angels beat them, order them to evict their souls, and snatch their souls.1
The creatures who disagreed with Satan and upheld God's absolute authority became the angels, whose number only God knows.1
The Night of Destiny, in which the Quran was revealed, is better than a thousand months, and the angels and the Spirit descend in it.1
The Quran says God assigned the number 19 to disturb disbelievers, convince Christians and Jews, strengthen the faithful, remove doubt, and expose those who harbor doubt.1, 2
Shifts of angels take turns staying with each person, guarding them in accordance with God's commands.1
At death, believing souls are peacefully invited by angels and go straight to heaven, while disbelieving souls are beaten by angels.1
Not even the angels possess authority to intercede, and only those acting according to God's will and approval are permitted.1
God Himself, the angels, and people of knowledge bear witness that there is no god except God.1, 2
Adam was the first human given knowledge, as God taught him the names of all things and had him tell them to the angels.1, 2
All our actions are closely watched and recorded, and we will be rewarded or punished for them.1, 2
The heavens almost shatter out of reverence for God, and the angels glorify Him and ask forgiveness for those on earth.1, 2
Angels descend on those who proclaim that God is their Lord and lead a righteous life, telling them not to fear or grieve and that Paradise is reserved for them.1
Adam was taught the names of all things that the angels did not know, proving that only God has supreme knowledge.1
God and His angels support all the righteous believers just as they support the Prophet, and the Prophet himself was ordered to support the believers.1, 2, 3
The angels suggested humans be sent to Hell, but God, Most Merciful, gave us a second chance to redeem ourselves by deciding that God alone possesses all power.1
The heavenly dispute divided creatures into angels who never challenged God's authority, jinns who decided Satan could be a god, and humans who stayed neutral.1, 2, 3