ISLAM

Sunnah refers to the customs and traditions practiced by Prophet Muhammad, serving as a guide for Muslims in their daily lives.

Adam, the first man created by Allah, holds a significant place in Islamic teachings and beliefs.

Noah was a key figure in the biblical story of the great flood, where he was instructed by God to build an ark to save his family and pairs of every animal.

Ibrahim, also known as Abraham, is revered as the father of prophets in Islamic tradition.

Musa (Moses) is revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam as a prophet and messenger who received divine guidance and delivered the law to his people.

Isa (Jesus) is regarded as a central figure in Christianity and is believed to be a prophet by followers of the religion.

Muhammad is considered the final messenger of Islam, bringing the message of monotheism and moral guidance to humanity.

Maryam, also known as Mary, is revered as the mother of Isa (Jesus) in Islamic tradition.

Yusuf (Joseph) played a crucial role as an interpreter of dreams in the Quran.

Ibrahim, a prominent figure in Islamic and Judeo-Christian traditions, had two sons: Isma’il and Ishaq.