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quran:86:4 –

There is no soul but that it has over it a protector.  

Over every soul there is a keeper (if read la-mā, then mā is extra, and in, is softened in place of the hardened form with its subject omitted, that is to say, innahu; the lām is ˹a particle˺ for separation; if read lammā, then in is for negation and lammā means illā, ‘except that’) — the watcher is an angel that keeps a record of its deeds, both the good and the evil.
القرآن:٨٦:٤ –

إِنْ كُلُّ نَفْسٍ لَمَّا عَلَيْهَا حَافِظٌ  

{إن كل نفس لمَا عليها حافظ} بتخفيف ما فهي مزيدة وإن مخففة من الثقيلة واسمها محذوف، أي إنه واللام فارقة وبتشديدها فإن نافية ولما بمعنى إلا والحافظ من الملائكة يحفظ عملها من خير وشر.

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