The Prophets
The Prophets were men whom God is to convey His guidance. Muslims believe in the prophets and worship them, but they worship only God.
In simple terms .
The call of the messengers is to worship Allah. This is clearly stated in the Quran.[1] So the accounts of the different prophets are related to a common theme - The One God, even when they are about different peoples and times.
Prophets are not gods. Their mission is to communicate revelation, educate people, and warn people of responsibility. Faith in them is the foundation of the Imam.
The Names of the Prophets
To begin with, it's helpful to know a few names and their usual Russian forms:
- Adam is Adam.
- Noah is Noah.
- Abraham is Abraham.
- Moses is Moses.
- David is David.
- Jesus is Jesus.
- Muhammad is the last prophet in the Islamic faith.[2]
This is not a complete list. The Quran mentions other prophets; it also says that some of the prophets are told to the people, and others are not.[3]
Where to Start
Recall the general meaning of the prophetic call, and then read the article. It explains how prophecy is related to revelation. When you learn the stories, distinguish between the text of the Quran, the interpretations of the scholars, and the later narratives. For the hadith messages on the site, a separately confirmed category of mutators is required.