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− they are commanded (66:7) According to the Holy Qur’an, for each human being two − angels are appointed to record good deeds and misdeeds, as the case may be. Angels are agents of God. Angels are responsible for controlling and maintaining the laws of nature. The Holy Qur’an says regarding angels: − ÈIi fÀZI ÆÌZJnÍ tj¨»A ¾ÌY Å¿ ÅίFY Ò¸ ¼À»A ÔjMË ‘ s æ ô ê éê ä ê æ ä ê ä æ å é ê ä å ê æ ä æ ê æ ä æ ê ä æ éê ä ä ä Ó ê Ð Ø ä æ ä ä ä wa taral mala’ikata ha affina min haulil ‘arshi yusabbi huna bi − ± − − ± ± − hamdi rabbi him ± And thou wilt see the angels going round the Throne, glorifying their Lord with praise. (39:76) His The Holy Qur’an further says regarding angels: − pBÄ»A Å¿ Ë Ými Ò¸ ¼À»A Å¿ Ó°ñvÍ É¼»A s ê È ì ä ê ì í å å ê ä Ó ê Ð Ø ä æ ä ê æ ê ä æ ä å Õ ä allahu yastafi minal mala’ikati rusulañwwa mi nannasi − ± ± − − − Allah chooses Messengers from among angels, and from among men. − (22:76) The Promised Messiah and Mahdi describes the following as − functions and characteristics of the angels: 1. They are external means of the fulfillment of our spiritual needs. 2. Have independent existence. 3. Carry out appropriate duties. 4. Do not move from their appointed places. 5. Are the life of the planets. 6. Sometimes appear in human form. Are the cause of every change and development. 7. 66