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Prophets (Al-Anbiya AS) Set-1
2. Prophets (Al-Anbiya’ عليهم السلام)
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Q1. Who was the first Prophet of Allah?
Answer:
Adam (AS)
Adam (AS) is regarded as the first human and Prophet in Islam. Allah created him from clay and breathed into him of His Spirit. He was taught the names of all things and made the Khalifah on earth. His story emphasizes human responsibility and repentance. This shows the divine origin of human existence.
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Which Prophet is known as “Khalilullah” (the Friend of Allah)?
Answer:
Ibrahim (AS)
Ibrahim (AS) holds the title “Khalilullah,” signifying the intimate closeness he had with Allah. He is central to the Abrahamic faiths and was tested with great trials, including the command to sacrifice his son. His unwavering tawheed (monotheism) became a model for all believers. His life embodies total submission to Allah.
3
Which Prophet was swallowed by a large fish?
Answer:
Yunus (AS)
Prophet Yunus (AS), known as Jonah in the Bible, was swallowed by a large fish when he left his people without Allah’s permission. Inside the belly, he made the famous supplication: “La ilaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu min al-zalimeen.” Allah rescued him after his sincere repentance. His story teaches patience, humility, and reliance on Allah.
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Which Prophet was given the Zabur (Psalms)?
Answer:
Dawud (AS)
Allah granted Prophet Dawud (AS) the Zabur as a divine scripture. He was also given a beautiful voice, and even mountains and birds would glorify Allah with him. Dawud (AS) was a king and judge, embodying both spiritual and temporal leadership. His life shows the harmony of worship and justice.
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Who was the father of Prophet Yusuf (AS)?
Answer:
Yaqub (AS)
Prophet Yaqub (AS), also known as Jacob, was the father of Prophet Yusuf (AS). The Qur’an narrates their story extensively in Surah Yusuf. Yaqub (AS) showed patience and reliance on Allah during his long separation from Yusuf (AS). Their story teaches lessons in resilience, forgiveness, and divine wisdom.
6
Which Prophet was raised to the heavens and will return before the Day of Judgment?
Answer:
Isa (AS)
Prophet Isa (AS), also known as Jesus, was not crucified according to Islamic belief but was raised to the heavens. He will return before the Day of Judgment to restore justice and defeat the false messiah (Dajjal). His mission emphasizes tawheed and submission to Allah. His life corrects distortions in previous scriptures.
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Which Prophet built the Ka‘bah with his son?
Answer:
Ibrahim (AS) and Isma‘il (AS)
Ibrahim (AS) and his son Isma‘il (AS) raised the foundations of the Ka‘bah in Makkah. They prayed for their descendants to remain steadfast upon tawheed. The Ka‘bah became the qiblah (direction of prayer) for Muslims. This act symbolized obedience and unity in worship of Allah.
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Which Prophet received the Tawrah (Torah)?
Answer:
Musa (AS)
Musa (AS), known as Moses, was given the Tawrah on Mount Sinai. He is one of the most mentioned Prophets in the Qur’an. His story with Pharaoh demonstrates Allah’s power and justice. The Tawrah contained laws for Bani Isra’il and was part of divine guidance.
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Which Prophet’s people were destroyed by a “shout” from the sky?
Answer:
Salih (AS)
Prophet Salih (AS) was sent to the people of Thamud, who demanded a sign and were given the she-camel. They disbelieved and killed the camel, leading to their destruction by a mighty blast. The Qur’an repeatedly warns against rejecting Allah’s messengers. Their fate illustrates arrogance and rebellion against truth.
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Who was the mother of Prophet Isa (AS)?
Answer:
Maryam
Maryam, the daughter of Imran, is one of the most honored women in Islam. She gave birth to Isa (AS) miraculously without a father, by Allah’s will. She is praised for her purity and devotion. Surah Maryam in the Qur’an narrates her story in detail.
11
Which Prophet was commanded to build a massive Ark?
Answer:
Nuh (AS)
Prophet Nuh (AS) was commanded to build an Ark in preparation for the great flood. The people mocked him until Allah’s punishment came. Only a few believers were saved along with pairs of animals. His story teaches steadfastness in da‘wah and patience with rejection.
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Which Prophet is known for his extraordinary patience, often called “the one of great endurance”?
Answer:
Ayub (AS)
Ayub (AS) endured extreme illness and loss of wealth and family but never lost faith. He is remembered for saying, “Indeed, hardship has touched me, and You are the Most Merciful.” Allah rewarded him with healing and restoration. His life demonstrates sabr (patience) and reliance on Allah during trials.
13
Which Prophet spoke directly with Allah at Mount Sinai?
Answer:
Musa (AS)
Musa (AS) was given the honor of speaking directly with Allah (Kaleemullah). He received commandments on Mount Sinai. His dialogue with Allah shows the unique status he had among Prophets. His leadership over Bani Isra’il shaped their history.
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Who was the brother of Musa (AS) and also a Prophet?
Answer:
Harun (AS)
Harun (AS) was sent as a helper and Prophet alongside Musa (AS). He was eloquent in speech and aided in delivering Allah’s message to Pharaoh. His companionship shows how Prophets sometimes worked in pairs. The Qur’an emphasizes teamwork in da‘wah and leadership.
15
Which Prophet was gifted with the ability to control the wind?
Answer:
Sulayman (AS)
Sulayman (AS), son of Dawud (AS), was granted miracles including control of the wind and jinn. He ruled with wisdom and justice. His kingdom reflected submission to Allah despite immense power. His life teaches humility even with worldly authority.
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Which Prophet’s wife turned against him and was destroyed with her people?
Answer:
Lut (AS)
The wife of Prophet Lut (AS) was disloyal and sided with her sinful people. When Allah destroyed the people of Sodom, she was among those punished. This demonstrates that lineage or marriage to a Prophet does not save someone without faith. Guidance depends on individual sincerity.
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Who was thrown into a blazing fire but remained unharmed by Allah’s command?
Answer:
Ibrahim (AS)
Ibrahim (AS) was cast into a fire by his people for rejecting idolatry. Allah commanded the fire, “Be coolness and peace upon Ibrahim.” This miracle proved Allah’s protection over His servants. It symbolizes courage in the face of tyranny.
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Which Prophet was granted the miracle of reviving the dead by Allah’s permission?
Answer:
Isa (AS)
Isa (AS) performed miracles such as healing the blind and lepers, and reviving the dead—all by Allah’s permission. These signs confirmed his Prophethood. They were not acts of divinity but proofs of tawheed. His miracles countered the medical expertise of his time.
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Which Prophet was born without a father?
Answer:
Isa (AS)
Prophet Isa (AS) was born miraculously to Maryam without a father. This was a sign of Allah’s absolute power. His birth is compared to Adam’s creation, both extraordinary acts of divine will. It emphasizes that Allah creates as He wills.
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Which Prophet was given knowledge of interpreting dreams?
Answer:
Yusuf (AS)
Yusuf (AS) was gifted with the ability to interpret dreams accurately. His skill saved Egypt from famine through economic planning. Dreams in his story symbolized divine communication. This highlights the importance of wisdom and foresight in leadership.
