Yunus (AS) was sent to the people of Nineveh. When he left them prematurely, Allah tested him by having him swallowed by a large fish. After repenting, he returned to find his people had believed. His story highlights repentance and Allah’s mercy.
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Which Prophet’s father almost sacrificed him before Allah intervened?
The Qur’an indicates that Isma‘il (AS) was the son Ibrahim (AS) prepared to sacrifice. He willingly submitted to Allah’s command. Allah replaced him with a ram. This test highlighted absolute trust in Allah.
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Which Prophet was tested by being asked to sacrifice his son?
Ibrahim (AS) was commanded in a dream to sacrifice his son Isma‘il (AS). Both father and son submitted to Allah’s will. Allah replaced him with a ram, symbolizing obedience and submission. This act is commemorated in Eid al-Adha.
14194
Which Prophet will testify against his people on the Day of Judgment?
Every Prophet will testify against their people on the Day of Judgment. They will affirm that they conveyed the message of Allah. This ensures justice in divine accountability. It highlights the Prophets’ role as witnesses and warners.
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Which Prophet is known as “Khalilullah” (the Friend of Allah)?
Ibrahim (AS) holds the title “Khalilullah,” signifying the intimate closeness he had with Allah. He is central to the Abrahamic faiths and was tested with great trials, including the command to sacrifice his son. His unwavering tawheed (monotheism) became a model for all believers. His life embodies total submission to Allah.
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Who declared that Hajj is the greatest of all worships?
Imam Malik said that Hajj is the greatest of all worships. It combines body, wealth, and time in devotion to Allah. His statement reflects the comprehensiveness of Hajj.
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What is the Rukn-e-Azam (greatest pillar) of Hajj?
Wuquf at Arafah is called Rukn-e-Azam of Hajj. It is the most essential obligation. The Prophet ﷺ said: “Hajj is Arafah.” This underlines its centrality.
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How many Jamarat (stone pillars) are there in Mina?
There are three Jamarat in Mina: Jamarah al-Sughra (small), Jamarah al-Wusta (middle), and Jamarah al-Kubra (big). Pilgrims throw pebbles at them during Hajj to symbolize rejection of Shaytan. This ritual recalls Ibrahim’s test.
The testimony “La ilaha illa Allah” is the key to Paradise. It affirms Tawhid and negates shirk. Without it, deeds are void. It is the foundation of Aqeedah and the ultimate truth.
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Which is the greatest name of Allah, by which du‘a is answered?
Scholars say the greatest name of Allah is “Allah” itself, encompassing all His attributes. Some narrations also mention “al-Hayy al-Qayyum.” Using Allah’s names in du‘a reflects deep Aqeedah. It strengthens humility and reliance upon Him.
