Falling Angles? Is Angel Have Freewill?

Of course they have free will, that was already proven by science.

As Muslims, we are blessed by the final version of God's divine message to the humanity, the Holy Qura'n, and everything in it is clear, so, this make the Holy Qura'n our dependable source of guidance. according to the Holy Qura'n, there is no such a thing called fallen angels, and the Devil is one of the Jin (unseen creatures created from smokeless fire) But the Angels are created from light. the Jin and human beings have free will but Angels always praise and obey the Almighty God, they don't have free will. here are the reference from the Holy Qura'n the Devil (Iblis) is one of the Jin not an Angel see the Qura'n 18:50 The Angels always obey, so they don't have free will see the Qura'n 66:6

I think it depends on how we define free will? One definition puts the expectation on the word free while the other definition places it on the will. If we simply say free will is the ability to choose then I would say all creatures created by God have free will. This is God’s gift. If we define free will as being in control of events that will take place in the future then this is different. Who can say they can determine or even predict the future? Tell me if you think this is not truth for all.

Angels hasn't free will , God created them to obey Him , the one which they objected when H?e said to them that He will create Adam : 2-30 " When your Lord said to the angels, “I am placing a successor on earth.” They said, “Will You place in it someone who will cause corruption in it and shed blood, while we declare Your praises and sanctify You?” He said, “I know what you do not know.” They said that because when God created the Jinn , there were wars and shed blood .

I am a Hindu,and in our holy books it is said that angels,human beings,animals,birds,insects,ghosts etc etc are different 'yoni.'I don't know what the proper synonym for 'yoni' is in English.You may say a yoni is somewhat like a species.Like us human beings,each of the beings in these species is mortal.They too take birth and die.Even deities are from a yoni.None of these has a free will. They have to live and act according to the laws of God.The only one having free will is God,the Supreme Force,the Supreme Creator.Angels remain in their yoni as long as their good deeds performed by them remain effective.Thereafter they fall from their position.

I saw in the movie, when good people have passed away. They will become guardian angel for their closest family. But I don't know the truth. Just share what I ever saw.

I am sure they have free wills before and after fallen, they don't choose to become falling angels, they are cast out from heaven due to bad doing in the name of God and disobedience to him. You can't serve God and Satan at the same time. I can't think of any angel that is like human while at the service of God, they are not human-like except angelic. There is no right or wrong answer to your question, it is all depend on the teaching of your religion. No one is 100% right on this one whenever we talk about divinity and mythology.

According to biblical stories , angels are just as capable of sin as humans are. Though, I do wonder if they are given the same forgiveness as humans or is it they mess up one time and they're out of there. If so, I also imagine that they are more careful not to do wrong by God.

Do forgive yourself. When you hate yourself, for a sin, big or small, then chances are you will become more defiant and have a tendency to keep on sinning. But if you tell yourself that god will understand and forgive, then all fallen angels will be accepted by god, including us. :)

They must have free will or Lucifer would have not chose to be thrown out of heaven rather than give in and acknowledge that God was fair.

I think that Christians as well may have varying views about angels, but traditionally demons, yes, would be fallen angels. There are a few books in the New Testament which allude to the angels sinning and falling away from God, especially Jude, II Peter, and Revelation. In Revelation 12:9 it shows the devil, called Satan, being thrown down, together with his angels. That Satan is a leader of angels implies that he himself was originally an angel of goodness. Some of these writings were apparently influenced by the Book of Enoch, which was a writing popular among some elements of sects of Judaism around the time of Jesus. But, many argue that even in Genesis 6 the "sons of God" that descend and take wives of the daughters of men were angels. I believe that angels, although created as servants of God and men, do have free will, just as humans do. One difference is that God holds humans, as his sons and daughters, responsible for the fall. Fallen angels cannot by themselves repent and return to their original positions of goodness. Satan and demons receive their power to exist and act based on the energy they receive from the sins of humans. Conversely, if humans repent of their sins and return to God, they open up a pathway by which fallen angels can be redeemed as well. Most Christians would say that fallen angels are eternally damned, but I think all things, as part of God's original creation, will be restored to goodness.