Message is an intermediate universal attribute between a sender and an addressee. The addressee may be expressed in a message, and the message may be the state of the Messenger. In general, it is not a position, but rather it is a relative state, and it ceases with the cessation of communicating the action, and its ruling ceases with the cessation of conveying. God Almighty said, “The Messenger has no obligation but to deliver the message, and He made it obligatory for him to do so, so He said, ‘O.’” O Messenger, convey what has been sent down to you from your Lord, and if you do not do so, then you have not conveyed his message. The message here is the one with which he was sent and conveyed, and thus it appears in the Qur’an wherever it appears. The Messenger does not accept it except through the mediation of a trustworthy holy spirit who brings the message down to his heart. Sometimes the angel appears to him as a man, and every revelation is not in this capacity.