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Jibreel (Gabriel) and al-Ruh al-Qudus (the Holy Spirit) in the Qur'an (view source)
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In the Qur'an, the Holy Spirit is also known as the Spirit of/from [[Allah]]. | In the Qur'an, the Holy Spirit is also known as the Spirit of/from [[Allah]]. This article attempts to explain who or what the Holy Spirit is in relation to the angel [[Gabriel]] and compares this to Biblical explanations of the Holy Spirit and Gabriel, as the Qur'an claims to confirm the previously revealed scriptures. | ||
{{essay|[[:Category:Natassia|Natassia]]}} | {{essay|[[:Category:Natassia|Natassia]]}} | ||
==The Holy Spirit== | ==The Holy Spirit== | ||
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*''"Ruach Elohim"'' means '''Spirit of God'''. | *''"Ruach Elohim"'' means '''Spirit of God'''. | ||
Though there are countless verses in the Bible referencing the Holy Spirit, here are some verses that seem to best represent what/who the Holy Spirit is from the books the Qur'an claims to confirm: | |||
====[[Taurat]] (Torah)==== | ====[[Taurat]] (Torah)==== | ||
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'''So, who or what exactly is Gabriel?''' | '''So, who or what exactly is Gabriel?''' | ||
*Is he the Spirit of Allah's revelation? | |||
*Is he Allah's "breath of life" as was given to Adam? | *Is he the Spirit of Allah's revelation? | ||
*Is he Allah's "breath of life" as was given to Adam? | |||
*Is he the fertilizer of Mary? | *Is he the fertilizer of Mary? | ||