Angels are a basic tenet of belief in Islam, appearing in various types and genres of text, from eschatology to law and theology to devotional material. This book examines the role of angels in Islam and includes translations of relevant hadith.
Angels are a basic tenet of belief in Islam, appearing in various types and genres of text, from eschatology to law and theology to devotional material. This book examines the role of angels in Islam and includes translations of relevant hadith.
Stephen Burge is a Research Associate at the Institute of Ismaili Studies. His main areas of research are in the life and works of al-Suy¿t¿, had¿th studies, tafs¿r and angelology.
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Part I: Angels, Islam and al-Suy 's al- ab 'ik f akhb r al-mal 'ik 1. Angels in Classical Islam and Contemporary Scholarship 2. Al-Suy and his Works Part II: Themes in Islamic Angelology 3. Naming Angels 4. Imagining Angels 5. Angelic Companions 6. Angels and Theology Part III: Translation of al-Suy 's al- ab 'ik f akhb r al-mal 'ik 7. Translation and Notes on al- ab 'ik f akhb r al-mal 'ik Part IV: Conclusions 8. Angels in Islam and Islamic Angelology. Appendices
Part I: Angels, Islam and al-Suy 's al- ab 'ik f akhb r al-mal 'ik 1. Angels in Classical Islam and Contemporary Scholarship 2. Al-Suy and his Works Part II: Themes in Islamic Angelology 3. Naming Angels 4. Imagining Angels 5. Angelic Companions 6. Angels and Theology Part III: Translation of al-Suy 's al- ab 'ik f akhb r al-mal 'ik 7. Translation and Notes on al- ab 'ik f akhb r al-mal 'ik Part IV: Conclusions 8. Angels in Islam and Islamic Angelology. Appendices
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