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 Prophet Ismail (peace be upon him) was the son of Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) and Hajar . He is a significant figure in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. In Islam, he is known as the forefather of the Arabs and an ancestor of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). His story is one of faith, obedience, and sacrifice, teaching us valuable lessons about devotion to Allah. Birth and Journey to Makkah Ismail was born to Prophet Ibrahim and Hajar when Ibrahim was very old. Soon after his birth, Allah tested Ibrahim by commanding him to take Hajar and baby Ismail to a barren desert, which is now Makkah . Obeying Allah’s command, Ibrahim left them there with only a small amount of water and food. When Hajar realized he was leaving, she asked: "Has Allah commanded you to do this?" Ibrahim nodded, and she replied: "Then Allah will not let us perish." This showed Hajar’s strong faith in Allah’s plan. The Miracle of Zamzam Water After a while, their water ran out, a...

 Prophet Luth (peace be upon him) was one of the messengers sent by Allah to guide the people of Sodom and Gomorrah . His story, which is mentioned in the Quran and the Bible , is a lesson about morality, righteousness, and the consequences of disobedience to Allah. Despite his warnings, his people refused to change their sinful ways, leading to their destruction. Prophet Luth’s Mission Prophet Luth was a nephew of Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) and traveled with him to spread the message of monotheism . However, Allah later sent Luth to the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah , where the people were deeply corrupt. They were guilty of: Engaging in immorality , especially acts that went against human nature. Robbery and violence against travelers. Rejecting Allah’s guidance and ridiculing His messenger. Luth tried to guide them back to righteousness, saying: "Do you commit such immorality as no one has preceded you with among the worlds?" (Surah Al-A’raf 7:80) However, his...

  Introduction Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest prophets in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. He is known as Khalilullah (the Friend of Allah) and is often called the Father of Prophets because many later prophets, including Ismail, Ishaq, Musa, Dawud, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all), were from his descendants. His life was filled with trials, faith, and devotion to Allah. Early Life and Struggle Against Idol Worship Prophet Ibrahim was born in Babylon (modern-day Iraq) during a time when his people worshipped idols. His father, Azar , was an idol maker, but from a young age, Ibrahim questioned idol worship. One day, he asked his father and his people: "What are these statues to which you are devoted?" (Surah Al-Anbiya 21:52) They replied that their ancestors had always worshipped them. But Ibrahim rejected this and said that idols could not hear, see, or help them. He tried to guide them to worship Allah, the One True God , but they refuse...

 Prophet Salih (peace be upon him) was a noble prophet sent by Allah to guide the Thamud , an ancient and powerful civilization that lived after the people of 'Ad. Like their predecessors, they were strong, skilled in architecture, and wealthy, but they were also arrogant and worshipped idols instead of Allah. Despite Salih’s sincere warnings, they refused to believe and eventually faced divine punishment. The People of Thamud The Thamud were a prosperous nation that lived in an area known as Al-Hijr , located in modern-day Saudi Arabia. They were skilled builders who carved magnificent homes into mountains. The Quran describes them: "And you carve out of the mountains, homes, feeling secure." (Surah Ash-Shu’ara 26:149) Despite their blessings, they became corrupt and arrogant, rejecting Allah’s guidance and challenging the truth. Prophet Salih’s Message Prophet Salih, who was known for his wisdom and good character, was sent by Allah to guide the people of Thamud. He i...

  Introduction Prophet Hud (peace be upon him) was one of the prophets sent by Allah to guide humanity. He was sent to the people of 'Ad , a powerful and wealthy nation that had become arrogant and corrupt. They refused to acknowledge Allah and instead worshipped idols. Despite Hud’s warnings, they persisted in their disbelief, leading to their ultimate destruction by divine punishment. The People of 'Ad The 'Ad civilization was known for its strength and impressive architecture. They lived in a region called Al-Ahqaf , which is believed to be in present-day Yemen or southern Arabia. The Quran describes them as a mighty people: "Have you not considered how your Lord dealt with 'Ad—[With] Iram, who had lofty pillars, the likes of whom had never been created in the lands?" (Surah Al-Fajr 89:6-8) The people of 'Ad were blessed with wealth, vast lands, and great physical strength. However, instead of being grateful to Allah, they became arrogant and believed...

  Introduction Prophet Nuh (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest prophets in Islam and is among the five Ulul Azmi (the prophets of strong will), along with Ibrahim, Musa, Isa, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all). His story is one of faith, perseverance, and Allah’s divine justice. He was sent to guide his people, who had fallen into idol worship, but despite preaching for centuries, only a few believed in him. His story teaches important lessons about patience, faith, and the consequences of rejecting the truth. The Mission of Prophet Nuh Prophet Nuh was sent by Allah to his people at a time when they had strayed from monotheism and were worshipping idols. He preached tirelessly, calling them to abandon idol worship and return to the worship of Allah alone. The Quran describes his efforts: "He said, 'O my people, worship Allah; you have no deity other than Him. Indeed, I fear for you the punishment of a tremendous Day.'" (Surah Al-A'raf 7:59) Nuh used va...