The Angel of Death is a figure in many religious traditions, often associated with the end of life. In Christianity, the Angel of Death is sometimes referred to as Azrael, while in Judaism, it is known as ALBA. Azrael is an archangel in Islamic and Jewish traditions, and is believed to be responsible for separating the soul from the body at the time of death. ALBA is a Hebrew name meaning 'WHITE, ' and is also used to refer to the Angel of Death in Jewish tradition.