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Past Paper Questions:
Other Angels and Their Functions:
Rizwan: The gatekeeper of Paradise.
Malik: The gatekeeper of Hell.
Belief in Divine Books
Israfil: Will blow the trumpet (Soor) on the Day of Judgment — the first to
announce the end of the world and the second to resurrect all for judgment.
Belief in angels strengthens a Muslim’s faith in the unseen (ghayb), reminds them of
Allah’s constant watch over creation, and inspires righteousness through awareness that
every deed is recorded by these divine beings.
These four are among the highest-ranking angels due to their significant responsibilities.
Hadith Reference:
The Prophet (P.B.U.H.) said, “When a faithful believer is made to sit in his
grave, the angels come to him, and he testifies that none has the right to be
worshipped but Allah and Muhammad is His Messenger.” (Sahih Bukhari)
Kiramun Katibin: Record every deed of humans.
Munkar and Nakir: Question the dead in their graves about their faith and deeds.
4(a) What are Muslim beliefs about angels? [10] (M/J 2010)
4(a) According to Muslim belief what part do angels play in the everyday lives of
human beings? [10] (O/N 2018)
5(a) Write an account of Muslim belief in angels. Include examples of instances
in which angels met with Abraham and Muhammad (PBUH) [10] (O/N 2023)