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ابلیس
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thumb|Angels in Islam|Angels honor Adam, except Iblis, who refuses. Painting from an illustrated subsection containing Bal'ami's Persian rendition of the Annals in a much larger Herat manuscript.
Iblis is a figure in Islamic tradition who refused to bow to Adam when the angels were commanded to do so, an act of disobedience that became significant in Islamic theology and cosmology. His refusal and subsequent fall from grace illustrate themes of pride and rebellion that are central to Islamic understanding of good and evil.
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- Shayatin
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- Istanbul, Topkapı Saray Müzesi Kütüphanesi, MS Bağdat 282 fol 16 Adam and the Angels watched by Iblis.jpg
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- Shayatin
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- native label
- إبليس
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- Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
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- Iblis
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- Marid
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