Sebelum Malaikat Munkar dan Nakir, Ternyata Ada yang Datang Lebih Dulu, Inilah Sosoknya yang Menenangkan Para Jenazah

"Before the arrival of Malaikat Munkar and Nakir, it turns out that there is someone who comes first, this is the figure who calms the deceased."

Dream - When talking about angels, there are 10 angels that have been taught to the Muslim community. Starting from Jibril to Ridwan, each with their own tasks. But, has Dream's friend ever heard of the angel Ruman?

Yes, the angel Ruman may not be well known by Muslims. However, this angel is the one who enters the grave before the angels Munkar and Nakir. This is narrated from Abdullah bin Salam ra, that an angel visits the deceased in their grave before the arrival of the angels Munkar and Nakir. The angel is named Ruman, who has a bright face as bright as the sun. Now, to find out more clearly what the figure of the angel Ruman is like and what his duties are, here is a summary as compiled by Dream through various sources.

"Duty to Guard the Corpse"

During this time, Dream's friends know that the angels who are assigned in the realm of barzakh are the angels Munkar and Nakir. However, before the two of them enter, it turns out there is an angel named Ruman who enters first.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "Angel Ruman is an angel assigned to guard the deceased. That is, to guard someone's grave before the angels Munkar and Nakir enter to test the faith of the deceased. Where angel Munkar will ask about the wrongdoings of a person during their lifetime. While angel Nakir will ask about the good deeds of a person during their lifetime."

The translated text while preserving HTML tags would be: "A Friendly, Patient, and Loving Figure".

Before discussing what the figure of the Angel of Ruman is like, Dream's friend needs to know the meaning behind the name Ruman. Ruman itself means 'gentle' or 'pleasant'.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Angel Ruman is said to have a friendly, patient, and compassionate nature towards deceased humans. Not only does Angel Ruman possess good qualities, but also has a pleasant and soothing face. Their figure appears beautiful and radiant, emitting a melodious and calming voice. That is why human corpses who encounter Angel Ruman feel comfortable."

"Respecting the Deceased"

The arrival of the angel Ruman was not alone. But accompanied by the angels Kiraman Katibin. They are angels who record various good and bad deeds of humans during their lifetime in the world.

When approaching the human corpse, the angel showed respect and poured out compassion. Then the angel Ruman will hold the right hand of the deceased person, then greet and introduce themselves. In receiving the gentle and compassionate treatment from the angel Ruman, the human corpse can feel it. They receive peace and warmth from the treatment of the angel Ruman.

"Good and Bad Practices"

"Not stopping there, the angel Ruman gave his beautiful smile and praised the deceased for their faith and piety. After that, he recited about the deceased's deeds in the record book with a clear voice."

"Every good and bad deed is explained well, complete with the value of each deed and the rewards that will be given by Allah SWT. The deceased listens attentively and shows different expressions. When bad deeds are recited, they appear sad. However, when good deeds are heard, they appear happy. The record of these deeds is then hung around their neck until the Day of Judgment arrives. As explained in Surah Al-Isra verse 13: 'And every person's fate We have fastened to his neck; and on the Day of Resurrection, We shall bring out for him a book which he will find wide open.' (Quran, Al-Isra: 13)"

After explaining about human actions, the angel Ruman said goodbye to the deceased by saying salam. The arrival of the angel Ruman brings peace and self-confidence to the human body. They feel more prepared and brave when they later face the angels Munkar and Nakir.

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