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Islamic

Beliefs
Aim
• To understand the concept of belief in Allah and His Angels.

• To be able to mention the names and roles of some of the main angels.

Success Criteria
• I can recognise that believing in Allah and His angels is essential for Muslims’ faith.

• I can list facts about Allah and His Angels.

• I can explain some details about the Angels and their roles.
Revision: The Six Pillars of Faith
Do you remember the Six Pillars of Faith?

Try to remember what the Six


Pillars of Faith are with your
partner.
Revision: The Six Pillars of Faith

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Belief in Belief in His Belief in the Belief in


Belief in Belief in
His Messengers Last Day Destiny
Allah His Books
Angels
Belief in Allah

Allah (Glory be to Him) is our One true God.

There is no God but Allah (Glory be to Him).

He is the creator of everything and He does not look


like any of the creatures that He created. Allah (Glory
be to Him) is unique.
Belief in Allah
Allah (Glory be to Him) has no family. He has no mother, father, son or daughter. He
does not sleep or eat. He does not require or need anyone or anything and we only need
Him.
Belief in Allah

Allah (Glory be to Him) is the All-Seeing, the All-Hearing and the All-
Knowing.

Allah (Glory be to Him) can see all our actions wherever we may be in
this universe; on land or at sea, during the night or the day, at home or
in open areas or deserts.

Everything is under His knowledge, His sight and hearing. He hears


your speech and sees where you are. He knows your secrets and your
public statements.
Belief in His Angels

Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be


upon him) said, "Angels were created from light,
Jinns were created from a smokeless flame of
fire, and Adam was created from that which you
have been told (from clay, like the clay of
pottery)." - Narrated by Muslim.

Allah (Glory be to Him) created many angels.

Angels are created from light.


Belief in His Angels

Angels do not eat, drink or sleep.

They always obey and worship Allah day and night.

We cannot see angels but we know that they are there!


Belief in His Angels
Allah (Glory be to Him) blessed angels with great abilities. They can come down to earth
and go back up to heaven easily.

Allah (Glory be to Him) has given


each angel a role or job to do. Some
angels record our good and bad
deeds, while others pray to Allah and
ask for forgiveness for the believers.
Angels Roles
Some angels names are mentioned regularly in the Qur’an and Hadith.

The role of Angel Gabriel/Jibreel was to


communicate the messages of Allah to the
Prophets.

Angel Gabriel/Jibreel is the one who


revealed the Qur’an to Prophet
Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon
him).
Angels Roles

Angel Jibreel communicates Allah’s messages to Prophets.

Angel Radwan is the keeper of Paradise.

Angel Israfeel will blow the trumpet on the Last Day.

Angel Mikaeel controls the rain.


Reflection: Belief in Allah
Can you remember what you have learnt so far? Try this quick quiz to find out!

1. Who is Allah?

2. Does Allah have a family?

3. Are there any other Gods


besides Allah?

4. Can Allah hear and see


everything?

5. Does Allah eat, drink or


sleep?
Reflection: Belief in His Angels
Can you remember what you have learnt so far? Try this quick quiz to find out!

1. What are angels made from?

2. Can angels disobey Allah?

3. Can we see angels?

4. Do angels eat, drink or sleep?

5. Write the role of each of these angels:

Jibreel Radwan Israfeel Mikaeel


Aim
• To understand the concept of belief in Allah and His Angels.

• To be able to mention the names and roles of some of the main angels.

Success Criteria
• I can recognise that believing in Allah and His angels is essential for Muslims’ faith.

• I can list facts about Allah and His Angels.

• I can explain some details about the Angels and their roles.

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