Iblis (Arabic: إِبْلِيسْ, romanized: Iblīs), [1] alternatively known as Eblīs, [2] is the leader of the devils (shayāṭīn) in Islam. According to the Quran, Iblis was thrown out of heaven after refusing to prostrate himself before Adam.

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Iblis, in Islam, the personal name of the Devil. The counterpart of Satan in Christianity, he was created either as an angel or a jinni but was condemned after refusing to bow before Adam. Until his punishment on Judgment Day, he may tempt all but true believers to evil.

Sep 5, 2020 · Iblees seeks to lure people by making them focus solely on the worldly life so that they forget the straight path that Allah commands them to follow. Satan’s ultimate aim is to make people commit sins, disobey Allah, and ultimately to go astray. He wants believers to …

Apr 8, 2000 · One of the things with which Allah tests us is Iblees (may Allah curse him). Allah has made him one of those who are given respite, blocking the way of good and commanding evil, forbidding what is good and enjoining what is evil. There are those who believe him; many people among the sons of Adam follow him; he is misled and he misleads others.

Iblis was a Jinni, a creature made of "smokeless fire" by God, while like humans are made of "clay." In an outburst rooted in envy, Iblis disobeyed Allah and was expelled from divine grace. He also lured Adam and Eve into eating fruit from the forbidden tree. He was condemned by Allah (God) to Jahannam, or Hell.

Iblīs (Arabic: اِبلیس) is the name of a jinn who did not prostrate before Adam (a) and was dismissed from his position. According to some exegetes of the Qur'an, he was an angel. The word, "Iblis", has been used 11 times in the Qur'an—9 times in the story of the creation of Adam (a) and the order to prostrate for him.

Allah says in the following ayah/verse (interpretation of the meaning): “He [Iblis] was one of the jinn; he disobeyed the command of his Lord.” [18:50] The apparent meaning is that the reason for his disobedience of his Lord was the fact that he was one of the jinn.

Sep 2, 2000 · Explore the identity of Iblis (Satan) in Islamic theology, analyzing whether he is a Jinn or a Fallen Angel. The Quran clarifies that angels do not disobey Allahs commands, as seen in verses highlighting Ibliss refusal to prostrate to Adam, indicating his distinction as a Jinn created from fire.

Iblīs (alternatively Eblis or Ibris) is a figure frequently occurring in the Quran, commonly in relation to the creation of Adam and the command to prostrate himself before him. After he refused, he was cast out of heaven. For many classical scholars, he was an angel, but is regarded as a jinn in most contemporary scholarship. Read More...