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7 Questions on the Prophets of Allah Ta’ala

Posted on 11 October 2007 by Maf

Test your knowledge on the Prophets of Allah with the following 7 questions. Answers will be confirmed when each question is answered correctly.

1. Who are the 5 highest ranked prophets? 

2. Which prophet was the father of Sulaiman (AS)? 

3. Which prophet did Muhammad (SAWS) say was the highest in nobility and why?  

4. On the Day of Judgment one prophet will be exempt from becoming unconscious when the Trumpet is blown. Which prophet will have this honour and why? 

5. For how many years did Prophet Nuh (AS) give da’wah to his people? 

6. The nation of Lut (AS) were punished for what crime?

7. What is the difference between a Nabi and a Rasool?

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  1. Maf, on November 15th, 2007 at 2:58 pm Said:

    Answers:

    1. Muhammad, Ibrahim, Musa, Isa & Nuh (alaihimus salaam).

    2. Dawood (AS).

    3. Yusuf (AS); because his father was a prophet (Ya’qoob), his grandfather was a prophet (Is’haaq) and his great grandfather was also a prophet (Ibrahim).

    4. Musa (AS); Musa fell unconscious in the dunya when he asked to see Allah so Allah will exempt him from falling unconscious when the Trumpet is blown – when Allah revealed a part of Himself to the mountain, the mountain turned to rubble and Musa fell unconscious.

    5. 950 years and only a handful believed in his message.

    6. Homosexuality.

    7. A rasool is a Prophet who received a new SHARIAH (Divine Law) from Allah. A nabi follows the shariah of a rasool or a Prophet before him.

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