Dream - Jibril is a noble angel in the sight of Allah SWT. One of the proofs is shown when Allah SWT assigned him as the intermediary for conveying revelations from Allah SWT to Prophet Muhammad in the form of holy verses of the Quran. Now, in the Quran, Jibril is mentioned twice, namely in Surah Al-Baqarah verses 97-98 and Surah At-Tahrim verse 4. In the Quran, the angel Jibril is given the names Ruh al-Amin and Ruh al-Qudus (the Holy Spirit), Ar-Ruh Al-Amin, and so on. In addition, there are several prayers of the angel Jibril that are also accepted and confirmed by the Prophet Muhammad.

Angels are depicted as having wings as informed by Allah SWT. There are angels with two wings, some with three wings, and some with four wings, and even some with more. However, unlike other angels, Angel Jibril has 600 wings. Not only that, Allah SWT also explains that Jibril is an intelligent angel. "That which is taught to him by (Jibril), who is very strong. Who has a wise mind and (Jibril) appears in his true form." (QS. An-Najm: 5-6)

"From Abu Hurairah, may Allah be pleased with him, one day the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him (PBUH), ascended the pulpit and he said, 'Ameen, Ameen, Ameen.' He was asked, 'O Messenger of Allah, what made you say that?' He said, 'Jibril (Gabriel) said to me, 'May Allah humiliate a servant who, upon entering Ramadan, has not been forgiven by Allah.' So I said, 'Ameen.' Then Jibril said, 'May a servant be deprived who finds his parents alive or one of them, but he cannot make them enter Paradise.' So I said, 'Ameen.'"

Then Jibril said, "Terminate a servant when your name is mentioned in his presence, he does not send blessings upon you." So I said, "Amin." Through the above hadith, the first prayer of the angel Jibril that was confirmed by the Prophet Muhammad is: "Whoever finds Ramadan but his sins are not forgiven, may Allah keep him away." This is because Ramadan is a month full of forgiveness from Allah SWT. The second prayer of the angel Jibril that was confirmed by the Prophet Muhammad is for those who disobey their parents. Disobedience is by not respecting them.

For example, impolite, disobedient, and not fulfilling the obligations as a child. Because Allah SWT will give various goodness to those who do good to their parents. The third prayer is for those who are reluctant to send blessings upon the Prophet when his name is mentioned. While Allah SWT and the angels always send blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad. One of the virtues of sending blessings upon him is to obtain his intercession on the Day of Judgment.