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Malaikah — AQA & Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies Definition | GradeGen

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GCSE Religious Studies · key term

Malaikah

Definition

Angels: beings who obey Allah and carry out his commands, including communicating revelation and recording human actions.

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

Paper 1

Malaikah — angels.** Angels carry out Allah's commands and do not have free will like humans. Their roles connect Allah's guidance with human life: Jibril communicates revelation to prophets, angels record people's words and actions, and angels receive souls at death.
Revise: Articles of Faith and Roots

AQA Religious Studies A past papers

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Paper 3

Angels: beings who obey Allah and carry out his commands.
Revise: Foundations of Faith

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