Azrael: The Angel of Death in Islamic Tradition and Beyond
Death is the one certainty that unites all of humanity, yet its mysteries remain veiled. In this captivating exploration, Azrael: The Angel of Death in Islamic Tradition and Beyond unveils the profound role of the Angel of Death across faiths, cultures, and history.
Drawing from Quranic verses, Hadith literature, and scholarly interpretations, this book delves into the nature, duties, and symbolism of Azrael-known as Malak al-Mawt in Islam. From his presence at the deathbeds of prophets to his role in the grand design of the afterlife, Azrael emerges as both a harbinger of transition and a reminder of life's fleeting nature.
This comprehensive study spans across:
✅ Sacred Texts & Interpretations - Insights from the Quran, Hadith, and classical Islamic scholarship.
✅ Interfaith Perspectives - Parallels between Islamic, Christian, and Jewish beliefs about the Angel of Death.
✅ Mystical & Sufi Traditions - Poetic and spiritual reflections on death, the soul's journey, and divine union.
✅ Modern Insights - Psychological and philosophical reflections on mortality and near-death experiences.
Through historical narratives, scholarly discourse, and spiritual wisdom, Azrael offers readers a profound meditation on life, death, and the hereafter. Whether you seek theological knowledge, spiritual enlightenment, or a deeper understanding of your own mortality, this book serves as both a guide and a reflection.