Homonym: Malak (Angel)
Malak is a term that originates from Arabic, meaning "angel." In various cultures, angels are often seen as spiritual beings that act as messengers between the divine and humanity. They are typically associated with guidance, protection, and the delivery of important messages.
In Islamic tradition, Malak refers specifically to angels created by Allah from light. They play significant roles in the spiritual realm, including recording human deeds and delivering revelations to prophets. Notable angels in Islam include Gabriel (Jibril), who conveyed messages to Prophet Muhammad, and Michael (Mikail), who is associated with providing sustenance.