Bearers of the Throne

Summary

Bearers of the Throne is an angel in Islam^[1]. They draws 145 Wikipedia views per month (angel_in_islam category, ranking #4 of 8).^[2]

Key Facts

• Bearers of the Throne's image is recorded as 040007 Mumin UrduScript.jpg^[3].
• Bearers of the Throne's instance of is recorded as angel in Islam^[4].
• Bearers of the Throne's made from material is recorded as Noor^[5].
• Bearers of the Throne's part of is recorded as al-Arsh^[6].
• Bearers of the Throne's part of is recorded as Throne of God^[7].
• Bearers of the Throne's Commons category is recorded as Bearers of the Throne^[8].
• Bearers of the Throne's Library of Congress Classification is recorded as BP166.89^[9].
• Bearers of the Throne's BabelNet ID is recorded as 24542957n^[10].
• Bearers of the Throne's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11g_rlffg7^[11].
• Bearers of the Throne's Fandom article ID is recorded as muslim:Hamalat_al-'Arsh^[12].
• Bearers of the Throne's Fandom article ID is recorded as angelwings:Hamalat_al-'Arsh^[13].
• Bearers of the Throne's TDV Encyclopedia of Islam ID is recorded as hamele-i-ars^[14].
• Bearers of the Throne's EU Knowledge Graph item ID is recorded as Hang Kasturi^[15].
• Bearers of the Throne's Dictionary of Qur'anic Usage ID is recorded as SIM-000457^[16].
• Bearers of the Throne's Dictionary of Qur'anic Usage ID is recorded as SIM-001125^[17].

Why It Matters

Bearers of the Throne draws 145 Wikipedia views per month (angel_in_islam category, ranking #4 of 8).^[2] They is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[18]