A Muslim student argues that belief in angels is important because it helps explain how Allah communicates with humanity. Which article of Sunni faith is most directly supported by this argument?

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Question

A Muslim student argues that belief in angels is important because it helps explain how Allah communicates with humanity. Which article of Sunni faith is most directly supported by this argument?

Accepted Answer

Belief in Mala'ika (angels) — The belief in Mala'ika (angels) is directly relevant here because the Angel Jibril (Gabriel) is understood to have delivered Allah's revelation to the Prophet Muhammad. Angels act as messengers between the divine and human realms. Kutub refers to the books themselves, Al-Qadr to divine decree, and Akhirah to the afterlife.

Answer

Belief in Al-Qadr (divine decree)

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Belief in Akhirah (afterlife)

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Belief in Kutub (revealed books)

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Belief in Mala'ika (angels)

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