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	'''Gabriel''' is one of the four archangels of God who is mentioned in the holy books of the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran. In the Holy Quran, the name of this angel appears three times with the word "Jibril."		'''Gabriel''' in Arabic (Jibra’il) is one of the four archangels of God who is mentioned in the holy books of the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran. In the Holy Quran, the name of this angel appears three times with the word "Jibril."

	Considering the various attributes mentioned in the Quran for Gabriel (a), it can be understood that, in addition to his exalted status with God, this angel plays an important role in managing the affairs of existence, the most significant of which is the revelation of divine guidance.		Considering the various attributes mentioned in the Quran for Gabriel (a), it can be understood that, in addition to his exalted status with God, this angel plays an important role in managing the affairs of existence, the most significant of which is the revelation of divine guidance.