2. Hazrat Ilyas (Prophet Elijah)
Hazrat Ilyas, also known as Prophet Elijah, was a messenger of Allah sent to the people of bni-Israel to call them back to the worship of one God and to abandon idolatry. He is known for his confrontation with the idol-worshipping King Ahab and Queen Jezebel. Despite facing great opposition and danger, Hazrat Ilyas remained steadfast in preaching monotheism. His story is one of courage, commitment to faith, and divine support in the face of adversity.
3. Hazrat Hud (Prophet Hud)
Hazrat Hud, known as Prophet Hud in Islamic tradition, was sent by Allah to the people of ‘Ad, who were known for their strength, craftsmanship, and tall buildings. Despite their knowledge of Allah, they worshipped other gods alongside Him. Hud preached monotheism and warned them of the consequences of their idolatry, but they questioned his motives and mocked him. As they persisted in their arrogance, Allah sent a devastating drought followed by a violent storm that destroyed the disbelievers. Only the faithful who heeded Hud’s warnings were spared. This story emphasizes the importance of humility and the worship of one God.
4. Hazrat Saleh (Prophet Saleh)
The story of Hazrat Saleh and the miraculous camel is a significant event in Islamic tradition. Hazrat Saleh was sent as a prophet to the people of Thamud, who were known for their idolatry and wickedness. To guide them towards monotheism, the people demanded a miracle from Saleh. In response, a unique and enormous she-camel, which was ten months pregnant, miraculously emerged from the mountains as a sign from Allah. Saleh warned the people to respect the camel and allow it to drink freely from their water supply. However, some disbelievers among the Thamud people, defying Saleh’s warnings, hamstrung and killed the camel. This act of defiance led to their downfall, as Allah’s punishment came upon them in the form of a devastating earthquake, destroying the disbelievers and leaving only the faithful followers of Saleh. This story serves as a lesson on the consequences of disobedience and the importance of heeding the messages of prophets.
