worship in the qur'an, have various applications. most commentators believe worship allah, worship jinn and angels, worship prophets and worship idols means  praise  and worship satan and devil means to obey them .some of them believe jinn and satan means  devil and worship of them means, obeying of him. they believe worship in qur'an is literal common .the essence of the meaning of w...

In changing and uncertain times, humanity looks toward spirituality for tranquility and peace. Historically angels have been at the forefront of bringing comfort and understanding from God. The Greek word angelos means messenger and is the origin of the modern English word angel. In monotheist–the worship of one Godreligions, angels are often mentioned in stories as being intermediaries between...

Dr. Shellie O'Neal will be with us once again as she presents her program about The Ministry of Angels. As you know, angels are mentioned in both the Old Testament and the New Testament. Join us for lunch after we worship as one and then settle back for a real treat as you hear by word and song how the angels have been a part of God's divine plan. Dr. O'Neal is a professor of drama/speech at Na...

Public representations of God range from the highly anthropomorphic to the highly abstract, and the present study explored whether differences in the interpretation of those representations are correlated with differences in one’s religious beliefs and religious practices more generally. American adults of varying ages and religious backgrounds completed a questionnaire that probed their belief...

This paper discusses the meaning of prostration in surah al-Baqarah: 34 and al-Kahf: 50 by Sayyid Quthb Imam al-Qurtubi perspective. study was conducted to analyze performed angels Adam. The substance Adam gives rise multiple interpretations, whether is meant same as a servant. Through comparative analysis approach, results this Al-Qurtubi understand Surah Al-Baqarah: Al-Kahf: respect leader or...

This study examines understandings of misfortune among east London Bangladeshis, particularly with respect to the role of jinn spirits. It reports on the findings of ethnographic interviews among 40 members of this community. Appeal to jinn explanations is commonplace at times of psychological disturbance and unexplained physical symptoms. Resort to traditional healers is frequent. These explan...