Angels In The Three Abrahamic Religions: A Comparative Study

Abstract

The importance of this comparative study is that superfluous knowledge counteracts a great effect around myths and beliefs since ancient times. Inadequate knowledge leads to speculation and leaves the window open to the widespread belief in the daughters of Allah. The aim of this literary work is to bring the belief in the invisible (Al-Ghayb), which is considered an important part of the basic Islamic teachings, closer to the reader and to compare the three Abrahamic religions. In which the invisible world tells of the world of angels. Many details are described that have to do with during and after his life. From the moment an individual is conceived in the womb until after his death and beyond, angels play a role in human life. Angels who accompany man, protect him and keep a record of all his deeds. Angels bring forth the soul of the deceased persons and comfort or torment them in the grave. An angel who makes the trumpet sound on the Last Day. Just as angels will be present at the judgments on the Last Day, and accompany people to their final destination, whether it will be to paradise or hell.