Muhammad
محمدProphet · Messenger
The final messenger of Allah and seal of the prophets, to whom the Quran was revealed.
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People in the Quran and Islamic tradition — prophets, companions, rulers and figures — each a single identity wherever they appear.
Prophet · Messenger
The final messenger of Allah and seal of the prophets, to whom the Quran was revealed.
Prophet · Messenger
Moses — the prophet sent to Pharaoh and to Bani Israel, whose story the Quran tells in more detail than any other.
Prophet · Messenger
Abraham — the friend of Allah, father of Ismail and Ishaq, who raised the foundations of the House in Makkah.
Prophet · Messenger
Jesus — the Messiah, son of Maryam; a messenger of Allah who spoke in the cradle and was given the Injil.
Prophet · Quranic figure
Joseph — son of Yaqub, whose story of betrayal, patience and eventual authority in Egypt fills an entire surah.
Quranic figure
Mary — mother of Isa, chosen above the women of the worlds; the only woman named in the Quran, with a surah bearing her name.
Ruler · Quranic figure
Pharaoh — the ruler of Egypt who enslaved Bani Israel, rejected Musa's message, and drowned pursuing them.
Prophet · Quranic figure
Aaron — brother of Musa, made a prophet to support him before Pharaoh and among Bani Israel.
Prophet · Quranic figure
Jacob — also called Israel; father of Yusuf, whose patience in loss the Quran holds up as 'beautiful patience'.
Quranic figure
The unnamed 'servant of Allah' whom Musa followed in Surah Al-Kahf; identified as al-Khidr in hadith.
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