The Quranic View of Prophets
Introduction:
View of Prophets in the Quran, the Sunnah of Islam, and the more declarative tradition of the Men-of-the-Mu’min (Prophet Muhammad, (PBUH) message came. Every word in it, full of grace and wisdom, came from Allah SWT. An important part of the Qur’an is also about the prophets who give the message of Allah SWT. This short speech “The Quranic View of Prophets” describes these world-famous prophets in detail, Who guided man in the ways of Allah SWT.
The Quranic View of Prophets:
In the Quran View of the Prophet clearly describes the importance of prophets who convey the message of Islam to mankind. Every prophet followed one basic principle: Giving the message of Tawheed (oneness of Allah) and leading people to the path of good deeds. Among these prophets, there are some important personalities who are mentioned in the Qur’an, such as: Read More: The Month Of Safar Wazaif
Hazrat Adam (A.S.):
In the Qur’an, Adam (PBUH) is presented as the first prophet of mankind. He gave the message of monotheism and principles of life for humans. Read More: Day Of Arafah
Hazrat Noah (AS):
The story of Prophet Noah (AS) has also been mentioned in the Quran. He built a boat on the command of Allah Ta’ala and saved his followers from being destroyed.
Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.):
In the Qur’an, Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) is mentioned as “Khalilullah” meaning “Friend of Allah”. He conveyed the importance of God’s unity and monotheism to people.
Hazrat Musa (A.S.):
In the Qur’an, Hazrat Masa (AS) is presented as a law-giver and God of Israel. His journey and conversation with Allah are described in the Qur’an.
Hazrat Isa (A.S.):
Hazrat (AS) has been mentioned in the Quran as “Roohoallah” meaning “Spirit of Allah”. His mention clarifies the importance of his creativity and guidance for humanity.
Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W.):
In the Qur’an, Muhammad (PBUH) is presented as “Khattam-in-Nabeeen” meaning “The Last of the Prophets”. His message has been described in the Qur’an regarding monotheism, human goodness, and the hereafter.
Importance of Prophets According to the Quran:
In the Qur’an, while explaining the importance of prophets, it has been said that they lead people to the path of good deeds by the command of Allah. Their ingenuity and concern for humans are the qualities that set them apart.
Allah Almighty said in the Qur’an:
“The companionship of the Prophets leads to guidance and goodness from Allah Ta’ala.” (Quran 4:69)
These verses are a strong lesson for humans that by following the guidance of the Prophets and following their Sunnah, a person gets closer to Allah and attains goodness.
Conclusion:
The Qur’an is a guiding path for humans considering the importance of prophets as the foundation of Islam. The Names will be described in Sahab-e-Anbiya (Prophets’ Stories) which helps us to understand the importance of goodness and monotheism. Every prophet came from Allah, and his purpose was to guide people in the ways of Allah SWT. Therefore, the Holy Qur’an recognizes the Prophets as the greatest and best believers for mankind.
FAQ:
Q. Will the importance of all prophets be explained in the Quran?
A. No, some prophets are mentioned in the Qur’an. lekin ye un sab paighambaron ki sohbat hai jo Allah Ta’ala ke paigham ko insanon tak pohnchane ke maqsad se aaye.
Q. Who was the last prophet in the Quran?
A. The last prophet in the Quran is Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH). They are presented as “Khattam-in-Nabiyan” meaning “The End of the Prophets”.
Q. How did the messages of the prophets lead people to the path of good deeds?
A. Every Prophet understood Tawheed (oneness of Allah) and showed the way of good deeds. Their aim was to guide people on the paths of Allah SWT.
Q. How many prophets are mentioned in the Quran?
A. Some prophets are mentioned in the Qur’an, but their details and stories are only briefly about some prophets.
