What does god look like in Quran?

While Islam doesn’t have an official ‘prophet’ like the Bible does, the Quran does describe prophets as messengers of Allah who spoke to and taught people about right and wrong. The Quran says that Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and other prophets were sent as messengers to specific communities and nations to guide people to the right path.

What does the angel of death look like in Quran?

The angel of death in Quran is described as a glorified human being. He is not the cause of death nor does he take anyone away to a place of eternal damnation or reward. He is sent to all people, regardless of their faith or beliefs, to inform all of them of the final hour so that they can prepare and decide their own future. It is He who takes away the soul of the dead in an instant. Life and death are under the direct control of Allah.

What does the devil look like in Quran?

The devil is the personification of disobedience and corruption. He is the one who has caused misery and death to mankind. He is the one who has created enmity between man and his Creator. He is one of the creation of God who was created from fire. He is the one who whispers evil in the ears of people and incites them to do bad. He is the one who schemes to bring misery and corruption in the world. He is the one who causes people to lose their faith

What does Allah look like in the Quran?

Allah says in the Quran that He is the Creator of all things. He has no partners. There is nothing like Him. He is the Almighty, the Wise. Nothing in the heavens or earth or under the earth can move without Allah's will.

What does god look like in the Quran?

The Arabic word for God is Allah. In Arabic, the letters الله (or the LAM RAKA in transliteration) are also used to mean God or the Divine. The Quran tells the story of the Creation of the Universe, which is seen as the work of Allah. The Quran also includes a description of God. According to the Quran, God is the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth. He is the Creator of all things and the Lord of all beings