This figure's epithet in Catholic doctrine, "Fortitudo Dei," refers to his role in incarnation and consolation.
The apocryphal text "Apocalypse of the Blessed Virgin" sees Mary ask this figure about all human knowledge. This figure's epithet in Catholic doctrine, "Fortitudo Dei," refers to his role in incarnation and consolation. He appears as a traveler and questions another figure on facets of faith like ihsan and zakat in his namesake hadith. This figure advised Ibrahim to pass by several towns before deciding on (*) Mecca as the site of the Kaaba. During the "Night of Destiny," this figure was relayed an entire text from the highest to the lowest of the seventh heavens, whereupon he relayed it over time to its mortal messenger. For 10 points, name this angel who narrated the Quran to Muhammad.
The apocryphal text "Apocalypse of the Blessed Virgin" sees Mary ask this figure about all human knowledge.
Gabriel [or Jibr'ail]