إيمان الصابئة و المسلمين بالملائكة : بحث مقارن في العقيدة

Abstract EN

The research aims to compare the belief of the Sabeans and Muslims in angels, and to highlight the most important beliefs on both sides.

The Sabian religion is one of the non-missionary monotheistic religions.

It has been mentioned by the compilers of boredom and bees such as Al-Shahristani and others, and many of the interpreters of the Holy Qur'an that they are worshipers of planets, stars and idols, but this is not the case.

They share with Muslims and the rest of the biblical religions many commonalities in matters of belief in the oneness of God, prophethood, and the eschatological resurrection, in addition to worship and taboos.

The research was divided into an introduction, a preface, two sections and a conclusion.

The first topic was about the Sabeans' faith in angels, and the second topic was about Muslims' faith in angels, and the conclusion contained the results reached by the researcher.