Archangels

Archangels are the highest-ranking angels that God has created. They rule over the universe's daily operation, while also sometimes visiting human beings to deliver messages from God to them.

Muslims consider archangel Gabriel to be the most important of all angels, since Islam's founder, the prophet Muhammad, said that Gabriel appeared to him to dictate the entire Qur'an. In Al Baqarah 2:97, the Qur'an declares: "Who is an enemy to Gabriel! For he brings down the [revelation] to thy heart by God's will, a confirmation of what went before, and guidance and glad tidings for those who believe." 

 What are the names of the 12 archangels And Who is my Guardian Angel?

So by knowing your date of birth or your zodiac sign allows you to also know the Archangel that is your Guardian angel.

December 23rd and January 20th is the zodiac sign of Capricorn and your corresponding Archangel is Azrael;January 21st and February 19th makes you an Aquarius and your Guardian Angel would be Uriel;February 20th and March 20th is Pisces and your Guardian Angel is Sandalphon;March 21st to April 20th is the zodiac of Aries with the Archangel Ariel;April 21st and May 21st is Taurus and your Guardian Angel is Chamuel.May 22nd to June 21st is Gemini with Zadkiel as the ArchangelJune 22nd to July 23rd is Cancer and Gabriel is the matching Archangel.July 24th to August 23rd is the Leo zodiac which has Raziel as the Guardian Angel.August 24th to September 23rd is Virgo and Metatron is the Archangel of this zodiac.September 24th to October 23rd is Libra and their Guardian Angel is Jophiel.October 24th to November 22nd is the Scorpio zodiac and Jeremiel is the Guardian Angel.November 23rd to December 22nd is Sagittarius and Raguel is the Archangel.

Hopefully, this answers the question: who is my Guardian Angel? But if you're still in doubt, don't give up on asking your other angels for guidance. 

Angels were created from light

Angels were created from light before human beings were created, and thus their graphic or symbolic representation in Islamic art is rare. Nevertheless, they are generally beautiful beings with wings as described in Muslim scripture. Angels form different cosmic hierarchies and orders in the sense that they are of different size, status, and merit.

The greatest of them is Gabriel. Muhammad (pbuh) actually saw him in his original form. Also, the attendants of God's Throne are among the greatest angels. They love the believers and beseech God to forgive them their sins. They carry the Throne of God, about whom the Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, said:

"I have been given permission to speak about one of the angels of God who carry the Throne. The distance between his ear-lobes and his shoulders is equivalent to a seven-hundred-year journey."

Angels do not eat or drink. The angels do not get bored or tired of worshipping God:

"They celebrate His praises night and day, nor do they ever slacken." (Quran 21:20)

The Number of Angels

How many angels there are? Only God knows. The Much-Frequented House is a sacred heavenly sanctuary above the Kaaba, the black cube in the city of Mecca. Every day seventy thousand angels visit it and leave, never returning to it again, followed by another group.

The Names of Angels

Muslims believe in specific angels mentioned in the Islamic sources like Jibreel (Gabriel), Mika'eel (Michael), Israfeel, Malik - the guard over Hell, and others. Of these, Gabriel and Michael are also mentioned in the Bible.

Angelic Abilities

The angels possess great powers given to them by God. They can take on different forms. The Muslim scripture describes how at the moment of Jesus' conception, God sent Gabriel to Mary in the form of a man:

"...Then We sent to her Our angel, and he appeared before her as a man in all respects." (Quran 19:17)

Angels also visited Abraham in human form. Similarly, angels came to Lot to deliver him from danger in the form of handsome, young men. Gabriel used to visit Prophet Muhammad in different forms. Sometimes, he would appear in the form of one of his handsome disciples, and sometimes in the form of a desert Bedouin. Angels have the ability to take human forms in some circumstances involving common people.

Gabriel is God's heavenly messenger to mankind. He would convey the revelation from God to His human messengers. God says:

"Say: whoever is an enemy to Gabriel - for he brings down the (revelation) to your heart by God's will..." (Quran 2:97)

Tasks of the Angels

Some angels are put in charge of executing God's law in the physical world. Michael is responsible for rain, directing it wherever God wishes. He has helpers who assist him by the command of his Lord; they direct the winds and clouds, as God wills. Another is responsible for blowing the Horn, which will be blown by Israafeel at the onset of the Day of Judgment. Others are responsible for taking souls out of the bodies at the time of death: The Angel of 

How do I know my Guardian Angel? - The Basics

Before we jump straight into exploring those, let's take a look at some basic information surrounding Guardian Angels. What is my Guardian Angel's name? You may find that this question is repeating itself over and over again in your mind. But what is a Guardian Angel? We all have angels watching over us but a Guardian Angel plays a slightly more personal role: they are with us from birth until death and likely beyond.

What does my guardian angel mean?

There is some debate as to who is your Guardian Angel. Some people view the Archangels we are connected with at birth as our Guardian Angels while others view us as having an angel whose sole purpose is watching over us throughout our lives. We are going to explore both options.

My Guardian Angel Name

If it is true that God tasks an angel to watch over us from birth then you're likely to be curious as to whom this angel is. As there are an unknown number of angels, there are also an unknown number of names.

There is a fairly straightforward technique you can use though which should hopefully answer the question: who is my guardian angel?

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In common folklore, angels are thought of as good forces of nature, hologram images, or illusions. Western iconography sometimes depicts angels as fat cherubic babies or handsome young men or women with a halo surrounding their head.

In Islam, they are real created beings who will eventually suffer death, but are generally hidden from our senses. They are not divine or semi-divine, and they are not God's associates running different districts of the universe. Also, they are not objecting to be worshipped or prayed to, as they do not deliver our prayers to God. They all submit to God and carry out His commands.

In the Islamic worldview, there are no fallen angels: they are not divided into 'good' and 'evil' angels. Human beings do not become angels after death. Satan is not a fallen angel, but is one of the jinn, a creation of God parallels to human beings and angels.

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Death and his assistants. God says:

"Say: The Angel of Death, put in charge of you, will (duly) take your souls, then shall you be brought back to your Lord." (Quran 32:11)

Then there are guardian angels responsible for protecting the believer throughout his life, at home or traveling, asleep or awake. Others are responsible for recording the deeds of man, good and bad. These are known as the "honorable scribes." Two angels, Munkar and Nakeer, are responsible for testing people in the grave. Among them are keepers of Paradise and the nineteen 'guards' of Hell whose leader is named 'Malik.' There are also angels responsible for breathing the soul into the fetus and writing down its provisions, life-span, actions, and whether it will be wretched or happy. Some angels are roamers, traveling around the world in search of gatherings where God is remembered. There are also angels constituting God's heavenly army, standing in rows, they never get tired or sit down, and others who bow or prostrate, and never raise their heads, always worshipping God.

In summary, the position in Islam is that angels are a grandiose creation of God, varying in numbers, roles, and abilities. God is in no need of these creatures, but having knowledge and belief in them adds to the awe that one feels towards God, in that He is able to create as He wishes, for indeed the magnificence of His creation is a proof to believers of the magnificence of the Creator.