The Family Tree of Prophets in Islam: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding the lineage and missions of the prophets mentioned in the Quran is a profound way to deepen our appreciation of Islamic history and faith. The "Prophets in Quran & Their Ancestry" chart, crafted by Quran Explorer, is an exceptional resource that visualizes the connections, timelines, and revelations of these prophetic figures. Here's a detailed overview of this invaluable chart and its significance.

Islamic Prophets Family Tree: A Visual Resource

This meticulously designed chart presents the family tree of prophets from Adam (Aleh Salam) to Muhammad (ﷺ). It includes:

• The sequence and timeline of 26 prophets explicitly mentioned in the Quran.
• Information on prophets indirectly referenced in the Quran and those mentioned in other sacred texts.
• Key details such as their ages, locations, and revelations.

This visual representation is not only an educational tool but also a faith-strengthening guide, illustrating the unity of Allah’s message through the ages.

Why This Chart is Important

The Islamic Prophets Family Tree provides a visual and educational guide to understanding the continuity of Allah's message delivered by His prophets. By studying this, we can:

1. Deepen our faith through the stories of resilience and dedication of these prophets.
2. Understand the historical context and challenges they faced in spreading monotheism.
3. Appreciate the unity and connection of prophetic missions over time.

Features and Benefits

1. Educational Tool: Ideal for students, educators, and anyone seeking knowledge about Islamic history.
2. Visual Representation: Simplifies the understanding of the chronological order and geographical locations of the prophets.
3. Faith Strengthening: Learning about the prophets' struggles and triumphs inspires and fortifies our belief.
4. Historical Insights: Provides context to the societies and cultures of the prophets’ times.
5. Free Access: This invaluable resource is available for everyone, ensuring widespread dissemination of knowledge.

The Islamic Prophets Family Tree: A Legacy in the Quran

Here’s the list of the 26 prophets mentioned in the Quran, along with their alternate names in other traditions:

1. Adam (Aleh Salam)
2. Idris (Aleh Salam) - Enoch
3. Nuh (Aleh Salam) - Noah
4. Hud (Aleh Salam)
5. Saleh (Aleh Salam)
6. Ibrahim (Aleh Salam) - Abraham
7. Lut (Aleh Salam) - Lot
8. Ismail (Aleh Salam) - Ishmael
9. Ishaq (Aleh Salam) - Isaac
10. Yaqub (Aleh Salam) - Jacob
11. Yusuf (Aleh Salam) - Joseph
12. Shu'ayb (Aleh Salam) - Jethro
13. Ayyub (Aleh Salam) - Job
14. Dhul-Kifl (Aleh Salam) - Ezekiel
15. Musa (Aleh Salam) - Moses
16. Harun (Aleh Salam) - Aaron
17. Dawud (Aleh Salam) - David
18. Suleiman (Aleh Salam) - Solomon
19. Ilyas (Aleh Salam) - Elijah
20. Alyasa (Aleh Salam) - Elisha
21. Yunus (Aleh Salam) - Jonah
22. Zakariya (Aleh Salam) - Zachariah
23. Yahya (Aleh Salam) - John the Baptist
24. Isa (Aleh Salam) - Jesus
25. Uzair (Aleh Salam) - Ezra
26. Muhammad (ﷺ)

How to Access the Chart

This chart is freely available for download. Visit the following links to get your copy and begin exploring the prophetic lineage in Islam:

• Website: Quran Explorer
• Detailed Overview: Prophets Adam to Mohammad ﷺ

This resource is more than just a chart—it’s a bridge connecting us to the legacy of the prophets. The Islamic Prophets Family Tree enhances our understanding of Islamic teachings, history, and the unity of Allah's message. Download your free copy today and embark on this spiritual and educational journey.