Watch Full Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIepk0m9LY4mro2ahxKBTsA1lfz69Y2oS By Shaykh Makki Al-Hijazi. The Stories of the Prophets have been compiled from 'Al-Bidayah wan-Nihayah' (The Beginning and the End) which is a great work of the famous Muslim exegetic and historian Ibn Kathir and has a prominent place in the Islamic literature. The stories of the prophets and all the events in their lives have been supported by the Qur'anic Verses and the Sunnah (traditions) of the Prophet (S). Wherever it was necessary, other sources have also been reported for the sake of historical accounts, but on such places a comparative study has been made to prove the authenticity of the sources. Ibn Kathir has reproduced the views and interpretations of all the great exegetes of the Qur'an of his time. The systemic narratives of the Stories of the Prophets have been written in chronological order which renders a historical style to the series of lectures. The Islamic definition of a Prophet is someone who has been chosen and favoured by Allah SWT to convey his message to the people on earth and to bring them to believe in and worship him alone. In Islam there are two types of Prophets, Nabi and Rasul. The differences between Nabi and Rasul; 1. A Rasul was a messenger of Allah who was given a new Shariat (codes of law) from Him. And a Nabi was also the messenger of Allah, but he was not given any new Shariat and followed the shariat of earlier Rasul. "Every messenger is a Prophet [Nabi], but not every Prophet is a Rasul [Apostle]. All Rasuls were Nabi but all Nabis were not Rasuls. 2. A Prophet is always a Nabi by birth, but a Prophet become Rasul when he officially receives the post and declares it. For example, our Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was Nabi by birth, but became Rasul when he officially got and delivered the message of Risalat at the age of 40. 3. The Rasul [Apostle] receives the message from Allah SWT in many different manners such as, vision during sleep, direct communication with angels when he is awake. i.e., he can see and speak to the angels during communication of Divine message. But the Nabi [Prophet] differs from the Rasul in that he does not see the angels when awake but sees during sleep. 4. The Rasul is higher in rank than a Nabi. Islam has 124000 Prophets. The Prophet Muhammad was the final and greatest of them. Below are the names of 25 Prophets mentioned in the Qur'an in Arabic and English. 1. Adam as (Adam)آدم 2. Idris as (Enoch) إدر يس 3. Noah as (Nuh) نوح 4. Hud as (Hud) هود 5. Shaleh as (Saleh) صالح 6. Ibrahim as (Abraham) إبراهيم 7. Lut as (Lot) لوط 8. Ismail as (Ishmael) إسماعيل 9. Ishaq as (Issac) إسحاق 10. Yaqub as (Jacob) يعقوب 11. Yusuf as (Joseph) يوسف 12. Ayyub as (Job) أيوب 13. Shu'aib as (Jethro) شعيب 14. Musa as (Moses) موسى 15. Harun as (Aaron)هارون 16. Dzulkifli as (Ezekiel) ذو الكفل 17. Dawud as (David) داود 18. Sulaiman as (Soloman) سليمان 19. Ilyas as (Elijah) إلياس 20. Alyas'a as (Elisha) اليسع 21. Yunus as (Jonah) يونس 22. Zakaria as (Zachariah) زكريا 23. Yahya as (John) يحيى 24. Isa as (Jesus) عيسى 25. Muhammad (s.a.w) Ignore Tags prophets story, stories, Islamic documentary, Qasas-Ul-Anbiya, kahani, jiboni, Islamic history, muslim history, Story of prophets, nabi-rasul, anbia, ambia, anbiya, wali awlia, messengers of Allah, god’s messengers, spiritual leader, angles, prophets in islam, prophets in bible, prophets in Christianity, prophets in Judaism, qur'an, prophets stories in urdu/hindi, hindi, The Story of Adam, islam, religion documentary, nabi, rasul, Muhammad (pbuh), prophet Muhammad stories, “mohammad saw” “The Final Legacy in Urdu” “sirat un nabi” “seerat un nabi saw” life of prophet Muhammad saw” islam, prophet, Quran, muhammad, sira, sirat, seerat of prophet muhammad saw, arabic, Allah, the last prophet, the final prophet

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