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Christianity And Judaism: The Fallen Angel

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Angels never tire of doing what they are told. As supernatural beings, the angelic form can not be seen, heard, touched, smelled and felt by human beings, in other words can not be reached by the five senses unless the angel appears in a certain form, like the likeness of man. There are exceptions to the story of Muhammad who had met with Gabriel by showing his original form, the appearance shown to Muhammad this twice, that is when receiving revelation and Isra and Mi'raj.

Some prophets and apostles have been shown to manifest angels that turn into human beings, as in the story of Abraham, Lut, Maryam, Muhammad and others.

In contrast to Christianity and Judaism, Islam does not recognize the term "Fallen Angel". Azazil who later

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