Prophethood

• What does Islam mean?

  Submission to God
• Who is considered the messenger of Allah?

  Prophet Muhammad
• What did Muhammad receive from Allah?

  The Qur'an
• Who was the first man created by Allah?

  Adam
• How was Eve created according to Islamic belief?

  From one of Adam's ribs
• What happened after Adam and Eve disobeyed Allah?

  They were banished from paradise
• Who is considered the father of the human race in Islam?

  Adam
• What does the term khalifah mean in Islam?

  Successor or representative of God
• What is the significance of Adam being called the khalifah of God?

  Humans are God's representatives on Earth
• What type of culture was Ibrahim raised in?

  Polytheistic culture
• What belief did Ibrahim hold?

  Belief in one God (monotheism)
• Who were Ibrahim's two sons?

  Ishaq and Isma'il
• Why is Ibrahim considered one of the greatest prophets?

  He was devoutly obedient to God
• What is the Injil in Islam?

  One of Allah's important revelations
• Who is Isa in Islam?

  He is a prophet and performed miracles
• What concept does Isa follow?

  Tawhid, the oneness of Allah
• What do Muslims believe about Isa's crucifixion?

  They do not believe he was crucified
• What do Muslims believe about Isa's return?

  He will return when Allah judges the world
• Who is Musa in Islam?

  Moses, a significant prophet
• What scripture was given to Musa?

  Al-Kitab
• What miracle is Musa known for?

  The parting of the seas
• Who did Dawud kill?

  Jalut (Goliath)
• What was Dawud's reward for killing Jalut?

  He was made king of the Israelites
• Who is Ismail in Islam?

  Son of Ibrahim and a prophet
• What is Ismail known as in relation to the Arabs?

  Father of the Arabs (Abul Arab)
• What significant structure did Ismail help build?

  The Ka'bah
• What are the key characteristics of the prophets in Islam?

  • They are messengers of Allah
  • They perform miracles
  • They guide people to worship one God
  • They are examples of obedience to God
• How do the beliefs about Isa differ between Islam and Christianity?

  • In Islam, Isa is a prophet, not the son of God.
  • Muslims do not believe in his crucifixion and resurrection.
  • In Christianity, Isa (Jesus) is the son of God and was crucified.
• What is the significance of the concept of tawhid in Islam?

  • It emphasizes the oneness of Allah.
  • It is the foundation of Islamic belief.
  • It is acknowledged in the First Pillar of Islam.
• What are the main roles of prophets in Islam?

  • To convey Allah's messages
  • To guide humanity towards righteousness
  • To exemplify moral and ethical behavior