Top 10 Greatest Prophets in Islam
Muhammad is considered the final prophet in Islam, receiving the revelation of the Quran. He was born in Mecca around 570 CE and his prophethood began at the age of 40. Our prophet went through loads of bad stuff. I just want to tell you that loads of people these days love Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W, peace be upon him) more than mighty Allah. We need to think before we say anything. We need to give more love to Allah instead of prophets. I am not saying our prophet is bad or anything, but a prophet is nothing similar to Allah Subhanatalla. Did you know when you pray or talk to prophets, they cannot hear you because they are in their graves? It's just like humans. For example, if I was all the way in Pakistan and my friend is in England and she is screaming, I wouldn't hear her. So, it is exactly the same with prophets.
Plus, Allah's favourite prophet is our beloved Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) and he was the last ever prophet to be created. Allah didn't want anymore prophets in this lovely world. I love Allah more, and so does everyone. No one is similar to Allah, and no one looks like Allah. Allah is way more pretty and beautiful than us, mashallah. We are His slaves, and we do what is right, but we don't do what is wrong.
May Allah bless all my fellow Muslim brothers and sisters. I hope next time you will remember these things I have told you. Inshallah, I will be writing more stuff on this website. Have a nice day. I've salaam to your family and friends from me and inshallah, I will text some more detail about Islam.
Oh, wait a minute. Just want you to know Islam means peace, but it stands for I. Shall. Love. All. Mankind.
Oh Allah, help the people around us, help me and my family, help my Islamic teachers and my school teacher, but mostly help me with my wrongdoings.
Amen.
With kind regard... Won't say the name, sos
Isa, known as Jesus in the Christian tradition, is considered a major prophet in Islam, who was born to Maryam (Mary) and performed miracles. Muslims believe that he was not crucified but was taken up to heaven by God. Muhammad was called to correct the perversions of the Gospels by man.
Yehosua (Isa, Jesus) was Allah's true chosen. Islam is nothing more than what Isa originally taught. He was recalled, alive to the heavens.
Muhammad is the final prophet, and Allah's final chance for man. He sent the word down through his archangel. However, nothing that was revealed to Muhammad was new. Nothing was hidden from before.
If people would just have listened to Isa in the first place, and his teaching to submit to Allah (The Father's) will, and to worship and praise and love Him alone, then Muhammad would never have needed to be called.
Allah knows all though, and His perfect will be done.
Ibrahim is revered as one of the great prophets and the patriarch of monotheism in Islam, known for his unwavering faith in God. He is associated with the Kaaba in Mecca and is a key figure in the Hajj pilgrimage. Prophet Ibrahim deserves to be ranked second due to the fact that he made the biggest sacrifice of his son for Allah SWT. He is the forefather of many important and great prophets in Islam, such as Isa AS, Musa AS, Prophet Muhammad SAW, and so on.
This guy found Mecca. Why is he not number 2?
Musa is a central prophet in Islam, who was sent to free the Israelites from Pharaoh's oppression. He received the Torah and is known for his role in parting the Red Sea.
Adem is regarded as the first human and prophet in Islam, created by God and honored as the father of humankind. He and his wife Hawwa (Eve) were placed in paradise before being sent to Earth after disobeying God. He was the first human in existence. He is the reason we are here.
Adam AS is the grandfather of all people.
Daud is recognized as both a prophet and a king in Islamic tradition, known for receiving the Zabur (Psalms) from God. He is also remembered for his victory over Goliath. He is more important than 14th in my opinion (he is 14th at the time of posting this, I cannot predict the future, so sorry if he isn't 14th anymore).
Yusuf, the son of Yaqub, is known for his exceptional beauty and wisdom, as well as his rise from being sold into slavery to becoming a powerful figure in Egypt. His story emphasizes patience and trust in God's plan. I think this prophet was successful in life and is a popular name, such as my cousin's name.
Nuh is a prophet sent to warn his people about the coming flood, as they had turned away from God's message. He built an ark to save the believers and pairs of animals from the deluge. Because he did a very lot of work to build the ship and survive the flood.
Sulaiman is known in Islam for his wisdom and ability to communicate with animals and jinn. He was a powerful king and a prophet, granted a vast kingdom and great judgment.
He was the first person to start writing. No one knew how to write before him.
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Ishaq, the son of Ibrahim and father of Yaqub, is regarded as a prophet in Islam. His descendants include many of the prophets mentioned in the Quran.
Ayyub is known in Islam for his great patience and steadfastness in the face of severe trials. His story is often cited as an example of unwavering faith in God's mercy. I had read the story of Prophet Ayyub (peace be upon him). And I adored Him so much after that. He is a man with golden patience. He truly inspired me with His patience and how He never followed Satan so many times. He was provoked but He refused to listen to him, mashallah. That even Satan gave up on Him. Allah gave Him the strongest heart and deen. May Allah grant Him the highest of paradise, amen.
Ya Allah, Ya Allah. Prophet Job has the most beautiful story. I learned to value his patience.
Yaqub, also known as Israel, was a prophet and the father of the twelve tribes of Israel. He is remembered for his strong faith and his role in the lineage of prophets in Islam.
Yahya is known as a prophet who called people to repentance and prepared the way for Isa. He was given wisdom from a young age and led a life of piety and devotion.
He is an amazing prophet. He tried to lead his people through the correct path and told them to, as he was waiting himself.
Ilyas is regarded as a prophet who preached monotheism to the people of ancient Israel. He is remembered for his steadfast commitment to guiding his people away from idol worship. All are prophets sent by Allah for the benefit of people and to take the correct path. But the last book of law, that is the Quran Shareef, written by Allah is final above all. And the last prophet, Mohammad (peace be upon him), is final above all. He is the final guider of Islam. His life is a beacon for everyone. He personally showed people the way.
Yunus was sent to the people of Nineveh to call them to repentance. After initially fleeing from his mission, he was swallowed by a large fish, repented, and ultimately fulfilled his prophetic duty. Yunus AS lived inside the fish for a few years.
Salih was a prophet of ancient Arabia mentioned in the Qur'an, who prophesied to the tribe of Thamud. Salih is sometimes equated with Shelakh, a figure from the Hebrew Bible.