In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. He separated light from darkness and created everything within them. Then God created man from dust and breathed into him the breath of life. Prophet Adam (peace be upon him) was the first Prophet, and man God created.

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God commanded all the angels to prostrate before Adam and show obeisance to him. All obeyed except one, Iblis (Lucifer Morningstar). Iblees refused to bow, claiming he was superior because he was created from fire while Adam was created from clay. Because of his arrogance and disobedience, Iblees was cast out from God's favor. He became the chief tempter of humanity and came to be known as the Devil.

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God then created a companion for Prophet Adam (p.b.u.h.) from his own body, and she was known as Eve.

From that moment, the Devil's goal became to turn mankind away from God's commands and lead them down his own path of evil instead. In His mercy, God sent thousands of Prophets, Messengers, and righteous servants to deliver His message to humanity. Their message remained the same throughout the generations: There is only One True God, and He alone is worthy of worship.

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Prophet Noah (Nuh) (peace be upon him) is one of the most revered prophets in the monotheistic religions. He was sent by God to guide his people back to righteousness after they had fallen into corruption, idolatry, and disobedience. For many years, Prophet Noah (p.b.u.h.) faithfully called his people to worship the One True God and abandon their sinful ways. Despite his patience and perseverance, only a small number believed his message while the majority mocked and rejected him. By God's command, Prophet Noah (p.b.u.h.) built a great Ark to prepare for a catastrophic flood that would serve as divine judgment upon the wicked. He gathered the believers, his family members who accepted God's message, and pairs of every animal onto the Ark. When the floodwaters covered the earth, the Ark became a symbol of God's mercy, preserving life and allowing humanity to begin anew after the waters receded.

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Across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Prophet Noah (p.b.u.h.) is remembered as a model of faith, obedience, patience, and steadfast devotion to God. His story serves as a timeless reminder that truth is not determined by the size of the crowd, and that those who remain faithful to God during times of corruption will ultimately find His protection and mercy.

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Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim) (peace be upon him) is regarded as the father of monotheism and one of the greatest prophets in history. His life was marked by unwavering faith, obedience to God, and a relentless search for truth. Born into a society steeped in idol worship, Prophet Abraham (p.b.u.h.) questioned the beliefs of his people from a young age. Through reflection and divine guidance, he came to recognize that neither idols, celestial bodies, nor any created thing were worthy of worship. Instead, he devoted himself entirely to the One True God, openly calling others to do the same. Because of his beliefs, Prophet Abraham (p.b.u.h.) faced persecution from his own people and rulers. Yet he remained steadfast, trusting in God even when threatened with death. His faith was tested repeatedly throughout his life, including leaving his homeland, enduring years without children, and demonstrating complete submission to God's will. Prophet Abraham (p.b.u.h.) became the patriarch of a blessed lineage through his sons Prophet Isaac (p.b.u.h.) and Prophet Ishmael (p.b.u.h.), from whom many prophets would later descend. His life established the foundation of faith that would influence Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Across all three religions, he is remembered as a friend of God, a man of righteousness, and an example of complete trust in the Creator.

Prophet Moses (Musa) (peace be upon him) was chosen by God to lead His people. Prophet Moses (p.b.u.h.) became a symbol of faith, justice, courage, and divine guidance. Born during a time of oppression, Prophet Moses (p.b.u.h.) was saved as an infant and raised in the household of a ruler who sought to control and enslave his people. As he grew older, God called him to a prophetic mission and commanded him to confront tyranny, deliver His message, and lead the Children of Israel to freedom. Armed with faith rather than worldly power, Prophet Moses (p.b.u.h.) stood before kings and rulers, calling them to recognize the authority of the One True God. Through God's permission, he was granted signs and miracles that demonstrated divine power and affirmed his mission. Despite immense resistance, he remained steadfast in his duty and eventually led his people out of bondage toward a new beginning. Throughout his life, Prophet Moses (p.b.u.h.) served as a lawgiver, teacher, judge, and shepherd to his people. He received divine revelation and guidance, teaching obedience to God, justice, compassion, and personal responsibility. Though he faced countless challenges, complaints, and hardships, he continued to place his trust in God and fulfill his mission with patience and determination.

Across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Prophet Moses (p.b.u.h.) is remembered as one of God's greatest messengers, a leader who stood against oppression, defended the weak, and dedicated his life to guiding people toward righteousness and the worship of God alone.

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Prophet Solomon (Suliman) (peace be upon him) is remembered as a prophet, king, and judge blessed by God with extraordinary wisdom. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest rulers in the monotheistic traditions, known for governing with justice, knowledge, and devotion to God. The son of Prophet David (p.b.u.h.), Prophet Solomon (p.b.u.h.) inherited both leadership and a deep commitment to serving God. Rather than seeking wealth or power for himself, he prayed for wisdom so that he could govern his people fairly and distinguish truth from falsehood. God granted him exceptional understanding, making his wisdom renowned throughout the world. Under Prophet Solomon's leadership, his kingdom flourished in peace and prosperity. He became known for resolving disputes with fairness, protecting the vulnerable, and ensuring that justice prevailed. According to the religious traditions, God also blessed him with unique gifts and abilities that demonstrated divine favor and reinforced his role as a servant of God. Despite possessing great wealth, authority, and influence, Prophet Solomon (p.b.u.h.) recognized that all blessings ultimately belonged to God. He continually expressed gratitude and understood that power was a responsibility, not a privilege. His life serves as a reminder that wisdom and humility are far more valuable than riches and status.

Across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Prophet Solomon (p.b.u.h.) is remembered as a symbol of wise leadership, sound judgment, and faithful stewardship. His legacy teaches that true greatness comes not from what one possesses, but from how one uses God's blessings to serve others and uphold justice.

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Messiah Jesus Christ (Isa) (peace be upon him) is one of the most revered and influential messengers in human history. Over five billion people across the world honor him as the Messiah and Messenger of God who called people to righteousness, compassion, humility, and devotion to the One True God. Jesus Christ (p.b.u.h.), son of Mary, was born through an immaculate conception by the Will of God. The Messiah Jesus Christ (Isa) (p.b.u.h.) was sent to guide his people back to faith and obedience.

From an early age, Messiah Jesus (Isa) (p.b.u.h.) displayed wisdom beyond his years and dedicated his life to teaching God's message. He called people to repent, seek forgiveness, care for the poor and vulnerable, and place their trust in God rather than worldly wealth and status. Throughout his life, Messiah Jesus Christ (p.b.u.h.) preached love, mercy, and justice. He challenged hypocrisy, defended the oppressed, and reminded people that true righteousness comes from sincerity of heart and devotion to God. By God's permission, he performed many signs and miracles, including healing the sick and raising the dead, that strengthened the faith of believers and demonstrated God's Power and Mercy. Despite facing rejection, opposition, and persecution, Messiah Jesus Christ (Isa) (p.b.u.h.) remained steadfast in his mission. He taught forgiveness over revenge, humility over pride, and faith over fear. Our Messiah Jesus Christ (Isa) (p.b.u.h.) was oppressed, persecuted, arrested, and tortured by the nonbelievers. His sacrifices for humanity is destined to lead to his resurrection and he will return as the Savior of humankind. His message inspired countless people to seek a closer relationship with God and to treat others with compassion and kindness. Despite being crucified, Messiah Jesus Christ (Isa) (p.b.u.h.) never died and he will be resurrected and brought back to save humankind. 

In both Christianity, and Islam, Messiah Jesus Christ (Isa) (p.b.u.h) is recognized as a remarkable servant of God whose life exemplified faith, obedience, and selflessness. For billions of believers, he remains a source of hope, guidance, spiritual inspiration, and Savior of mankind.

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Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was the final prophet sent by God to reaffirm the message that had been delivered through earlier prophets, including Prophet Adam, Prophet Noah, Prophet Abraham, Prophet Moses, and Prophet Jesus Christ (peace be upon them). Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) was the descendant of Prophet Ishmael (p.b.u.h.), son of Hagar (p.b.u.h.) and Prophet Abraham (p.b.u.h.).

Prophet Muhammad was born in Arabia during a time of tribal conflict, social injustice, and widespread idol worship, Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) was known among his people for his honesty, integrity, and trustworthiness. As he matured, he often withdrew for reflection and prayer, seeking wisdom and understanding about the purpose of life and humanity's relationship with God. God chose Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) to receive divine revelation through Angel Gabriel and call people back to the worship of the One True God. He preached monotheism, personal accountability, charity, compassion, justice, and care for the poor, the orphaned, and the vulnerable. His message challenged deeply rooted social and religious practices, leading to opposition and persecution from many of his contemporaries. Despite hardship, rejection, and personal loss, Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) remained committed to his mission. He taught that true success comes not through wealth or status, but through faith, good character, and service to others. Through his leadership, communities were encouraged to establish justice, resolve disputes peacefully, and strengthen bonds of brotherhood and compassion.

The revelations received by Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) were preserved in the Holy Quran and serve as guidance for spiritual, moral, and social life. His example continues to inspire believers to seek righteousness, humility, patience, and devotion to God.

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