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Prophets Mentioned in the Qur’an Study List (Free Printable)

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The HikmahBridge lesson Angels, Books and Prophets notes that “The Qur’an names twenty-five prophets explicitly”. This list gives all 25 with Arabic names and one verse in which each is named (Saheeh International), so you can read it yourself, plus study columns and a self-check.

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The HikmahBridge lesson Angels, Books and Prophets notes that “The Qur’an names twenty-five prophets explicitly”. This list gives all 25 with Arabic names and one verse in which each is named (Saheeh International), so you can read it yourself, plus study columns and a self-check.

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The HikmahBridge lesson Angels, Books and Prophets notes that “The Qur’an names twenty-five prophets explicitly”. This list gives all 25 with Arabic names and one verse in which each is named (Saheeh International), so you can read it yourself, plus study columns and a self-check.

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