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| CIT_ISL_NAKIR_NETTON | ENT_ISL_NAKIR | SRC_NETTON_DICT_ISLAM | Ian Richard Netton, A Popular Dictionary of Islam (London: Curzon Press, 1992) | s.v. "Munkar and Nakīr" | Munkar and Nakīr The Angels of the Grave. These two angels, who play a significant role in the afterlife of man, are described principally in the tradition literature and do not appear in the Qur'ān by name | secondary | Dictionary entry on the two interrogating angels of the grave. | 2026-09-18 | full-text extraction (EPUB); headword entry located by accent-insensitive search (the diacritics defeat plain search), entry read to confirm it treats THIS figure; brief attributed excerpt limited to the entry's opening definition (in-copyright dictionary, cf. the Renard precedent); contiguous-substring gate passed | 3 | 1 | secondary dictionary entry; confirm the entry and page in the printed dictionary |