Angels and demons, including the archangels and Satan, were never given names in their writings, until the Exile in Babylon and post-Exile (commonly known as Second Temple Period) periods. They were not personified with names and there were no hierarchy or order of ranks.
Angels and fallen angels as we know today were derived from foreign influences such as the Iranian Zoroastrianism and later by mixture of Hellenistic and Egyptian religions.
Zoroastrianism had a complex hierarchical system of angels and fallen ones, had names of archangels.
Ezekiel was said to have lived during the Fall of Jerusalem and the Exile period in Babylon had vision of God's chariot and throne, which was full symbolic images of angels, which Jews have pointed out, not to be taken literally.
This and the books of Enoch written during 2nd half of the 3rd century BC, have largely coloured our view of angels (and fallen ones) of what angels are like, such as having wings, face of bull, lion, eagle, etc, remind us of earlier depiction of Egyptian and Sumerian/Babylonian gods/goddesses.
The Islamic view of Satan being a djinn, were derived from Jewish literature (like Talmud and Haggada) that Satan defied God when he refused to prostrate before Adam, who had defeated him, during the naming of animal contest. Through free-will Satan and his followers had "fallen" from heaven and God's grace, when they defied God's commandment.
This contest and defiance were never supported in canonical scriptures, and yet have great influences on Jewish mysticism, and on Christian and Muslim theology. Which is why conservative Jews considered Christian and Islamic religions to be blasphemous and idolatory, by giving names to angels and devils (and djinns for Islam) and attach great importance to them, when they (Jews) don't take such visions literally as Muslims and Christians do.
Seriously, can you take visions in the Revelation quite literally? Apparently some large number of Christians do? They wait for the 2nd Coming of Christ and Judgement Day.
It happened 1000 CE, and later still in 14th century CE when the bubonic plagues, known as the Black Death, swept through Asia and Europe, and thinking it was the sign of the End. Doomsday cults believed that the year 2000 would herald the sign of Jesus' 2nd Coming, and still nothing happened.
