Malak Taus, often referred to as the "Peacock Angel," is a significant figure in the belief system of the Yazidi community. He is considered a central angel and is associated with creation and the protection of humanity. Malak Taus is often depicted as a peacock, symbolizing beauty and pride, and is revered for his role in guiding souls. In Yazidi theology, Malak Taus is seen as a mediator between God and humans. His story includes themes of redemption and the importance of free will. The worship of Malak Taus is integral to Yazidi rituals and traditions, reflecting the community's unique spiritual heritage.