Prophets in Islam

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is known as 'Imam ul Anbiya,' meaning the leader of the prophets, due to his status as the final and most honored prophet in Islam.

The title 'Jadd-ul-Anbiya' means 'Grandfather of the Prophets' and is commonly attributed to Prophet Nooh (Noah) A.S because many prophets are descended from him. Therefore, the correct answer is Hazrat Nooh A.S.

Hazrat Uzair (Ezra) is traditionally believed in Islamic tradition to have been raised by God after 100 years, as mentioned in the Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:259). This distinguishes him from other prophets listed.

Prophet Sulaiman (AS) is known in Islamic tradition for his ability to communicate with animals and jinns, a unique gift granted to him by Allah. This distinguishes him from other prophets mentioned.

Hazrat Adam (A.S) is considered the first human and prophet in Islam and was created directly by Allah without a father, making him fatherless. The other prophets listed had fathers.

According to Islamic teachings and historical accounts, Hazrat Saleh (AS) was the prophet sent to the Thamud people, who are also referred to as the Samood. Hazrat Hood (AS) was sent to the 'Aad people, a different nation. Therefore, the Nation of Samood was preached by Hazrat Saleh (AS), making option B the correct answer.

Hazrat Idrees (AS) is traditionally recognized in Islamic teachings as an expert in astronomy and writing. Therefore, the correct answer is Astronomy.

Hazrat Noah (A.S) is known by the name 'Noah' itself in Islamic tradition; none of the options A, B, or C correspond to his real name. Therefore, 'None of these' is the correct answer.

Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S), also known as Khalil Allah, is mentioned approximately 69 times in the Holy Quran, making option A correct. This is a well-established fact in Islamic studies.

Hazrat Loot (A.S) was a contemporary of Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S), as both lived during the same period and are mentioned together in Islamic texts. This makes option D the correct answer.

According to Islamic tradition, after the birth of Hazrat Essa (Jesus) in Bethlehem, Hazrat Maryam (Mary) migrated to Egypt to protect her child from the threat posed by King Herod. This migration is well-documented in Islamic teachings and historical accounts.

According to Islamic tradition, Prophet Idrees (A.S) is credited with inventing the needle, as he is known for introducing various crafts and tools to humanity. This aligns with the historical and religious narratives in Islamic teachings.

Bibi Maryam (Mary) was under the care of Hazrat Zakariya (Zechariah) according to Islamic tradition, as he was her guardian and caretaker. This is well documented in Islamic texts, making option B correct.

Hazrat Easa (A.S.), known as Jesus in Christianity, was born in Bethlehem. This is a well-established fact in Islamic tradition as well as Christian history.

Hazrat Musa (Alayhis Salam) was adopted by Bibi Aasiya, the wife of Pharaoh, according to Islamic tradition. She found him as a baby and raised him in the palace.

Bibi Safoora, the wife of Prophet Musa (Moses), is traditionally known to be the daughter of Prophet Shoaib. This is a well-established fact in Islamic tradition, making option C correct.

The tomb of Hazrat Yahya (AS), known as John the Baptist in Christianity, is traditionally believed to be located in Damascus, Syria. This is a well-established historical and religious fact.

During Shab-e-Miraj, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) met several prophets in the heavens. In the 2nd heaven, he met Hazrat Haroon (AS), as per Islamic tradition.

During Shab-e-Miraj, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) ascended through the heavens and met various prophets in each heaven. In the 7th heaven, he met Hazrat Adam (AS), the first prophet and human. This is well-documented in Islamic tradition.

Prophet Shoaib (Alayhis Salam) is historically and religiously associated with the region of Midian, where he preached to the Midianite people according to Islamic tradition.

Prophets Lut (A.S) and Yusuf (A.S) are each mentioned 27 times in the Holy Quran, making option C correct. The other options list Prophets who are mentioned a different number of times.

The title 'Speakers of prophet' refers to Prophet Shoaib (a.s) in Islamic tradition, who was known for his eloquence and wise speech. Therefore, option C is correct.

Ashabus Sabt refers to the 'People of the Sabbath,' which in Islamic terminology are the Sabians (Sabieen), a group mentioned in the Quran known for observing the Sabbath. Therefore, the correct answer is D, Sabieen.

Hazrat Suleiman A.S (Prophet Solomon) is known in Islamic tradition for his affinity with animals, including horses, and his ability to communicate with them. This makes option D the correct answer.

According to Islamic tradition, Hazrat Adam (A.S) was created on a Friday, which is considered a blessed day in Islam. This is why Friday holds special significance in Islamic culture.