عزرائيل. عزرائیل

Azrael does not act independently, but is only informed by when time is up to take a soul Relative to similar concepts of such beings, Azrael holds a rather benevolent role as the angel of death, wherein he acts as a , responsible for transporting the souls of the deceased after death
A welcoming depiction of the Archangel of Death, as usually attributed to Azrael, by , 1881 According to one Muslim tradition, 40 days before the death of a person approaches, God drops a leaf from a tree below the heavenly throne, on which Azrael reads the name of the person he must take with him

Along with , , and , Azrael is one of the four major.

عزرائیل را چگونه میبینیم ؟
In , he is the embodiment of evil
عزرائيل : قابض الروح
: 235 Relationship between Azrael and Death [ ] Islam elaborated further narratives concerning the relation between Azrael and Death
أبو عزرائيل
One account explains death and its relation to Azrael, representing Death and Azrael as former two separate entities, but when God created Death, God ordered the angels to look upon it and they swoon for a thousand years
, the personification of in References [ ]• Only Azrael succeeded, whereupon he was destined to become the angel concerning life and death of humanity The "Islamic Book of Dead" describes him with 4 faces, 4000 wings, and 70,000 feet, and his whole body consists of eyes and tongues whose number corresponds to the number of men inhabiting the Earth
, , , , , , Other Quranic verses refer to a multitude of angels of death; according to , these verses refer to lesser angels of death, subordinate to Azrael, who aid the archangel in his duty

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ابوعزرائیل
According to the teacher , Azrael appears to the soul in a form provided by its most powerful metaphors
عزرائیل
Western reception [ ] The Islamic notion of Azrael, including some narratives such as the tale of , a reaching back to , was already known in America in the 18th century as attested by and
أبو عزرائيل