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Prophet Nuh's Journey

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  • When Prophet Nuh made duaa to Allah to save his family, what did Allah say?
    Allah said since they were non-believers they weren't his family.
  • What did Allah say the sign of the flood was?
    He said that water would come from inside his stove
  • What did ALLAH promise Nuh’s people if they accepted Islam?
    If the non-believers listened to Prophet Nuh, Allah said he would provide them with rain for growing their crops, more wealth and children.
  • How long did prophet nuh bring people to Islam?
    Prophet Nuh brought people to Islam for over 950 years.
  • Did prophet Nuh’s son listen to him when he told him to tell him to come on the Ark?
    No, he didn't
  • Name 1 of the four idols that Nuh's people worshipped?
    Wad ,Suwaa,Yaghooth,Ya’ooq,and Nasr
  • What did the disbelievers do when they saw the prophet building an ark on a mountain?
    They mocked him
  • What were the disbelievers worshiping?
    They were worshiping Idols.
  • Prophet Nuh and his people lived in which present-day country?
    Iraq
  • Name 1 of the four idols that Nuh's people worshipped?
    Wad ,Suwaa,Yaghooth,Ya’ooq,and Nasr
  • How many years did prophet Nuh live?
    Prophet Nuh lived 950 years.
  • When Prophet Nuh made duaa to Allah to save his family, what did Allah say?
    Allah said since they were non-believers they weren't his family.
  • What surah did Allah SWT mention prophet nuh in?
    Surat nuh
  • What did prophet nuh say to get the ship moving?
    Bismillah
  • What was the punishment of worshipping false Gods and refusing to accept the message of Tawheed?
    The non-believers' punishment was that they needed to face a flood and drowned.
  • What did prophet nuh's son say when the prophet said to come on the boat?
    He said that the mountains will protect him.
  • What was the punishment of worshipping false gGds and refusing to accept the message of Tawheed?
    The non-believers' punishment was that they needed to face a flood and drowned.
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