Jabrail

Jabrail, also known as Jibrael or Gabriel, is a prominent angelic figure in Abrahamic religions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He is consistently depicted as a messenger of God, conveying divine revelations and instructions to prophets and chosen individuals. In the Hebrew Bible, Jabrail is sometimes associated with interpreting dreams and visions, and he appears to Daniel to explain prophetic visions.

In Christian tradition, Jabrail plays a crucial role in the New Testament. He famously announces the birth of Jesus to Mary, a pivotal moment known as the Annunciation. He is often portrayed as an archangel, signifying his high rank among the celestial beings.

In Islam, Jabrail (Jibril) is considered the most important of the angels and is revered as the angel through whom God revealed the Quran to the Prophet Muhammad. He is responsible for bringing divine messages and imparting knowledge. Islamic teachings emphasize his role in guiding and strengthening prophets. Across these traditions, Jabrail embodies divine communication, spiritual guidance, and the transmission of God's will. His presence is often associated with significant divine interventions and revelations in human history.