25 Names Prophets Mentioned In The Qur’an Basic 2 Islamic Studies Lesson Note
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Topic: 25 Names Prophets Mentioned In The Qur’an

Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Recall the names of these Prophets of Allah: Idris, Ibrahim, Ismail, Is-haq, Yusuf (AS)
- Assess the function performed by these Prophets of Allah
- Cite relevant verses from the Qur’ān
Materials Needed
- Chart with Prophets’ names
- Picture illustrations of the Prophets
- Qur’ān or printed verses
- Story books about the Prophets
Introduction
- Islamic greeting: “Assalamu Alaikum”
- Ask pupils: “Who teaches people about Allah?”
- Explain that Allah sent special people called Prophets to guide humanity
- Tell pupils we will learn about five great Prophets today
Main Content
What is a Prophet?
A Prophet (Nabi) is a special person chosen by Allah to teach people about Islam and guide them to the right path. Allah sent many Prophets to different communities.
The Five Prophets We Will Learn
- Prophet Idris (AS) – إدريس
- Who he was: One of the early Prophets sent by Allah
- His function: He taught people to worship only Allah
- Special quality: He was very knowledgeable and patient
- Qur’anic reference: “And mention in the Book, Idris. Indeed, he was a man of truth and a prophet.” (Qur’ān 19:56)
- Prophet Ibrahim (AS) – إبراهيم
- Who he was: Known as the friend of Allah (Khalil Allah)
- His function: He fought against idol worship and taught Tawheed (Oneness of Allah)
- Special quality: He was very obedient to Allah
- Qur’anic reference: “And mention in the Book about Ibrahim. Indeed, he was a man of truth and a prophet.” (Qur’ān 19:41)
- Prophet Ismail (AS) – إسماعيل
- Who he was: Son of Prophet Ibrahim
- His function: He helped his father spread Islam and build the Ka’bah
- Special quality: He was very obedient to his father and Allah
- Qur’anic reference: “And mention in the Book, Ismail. Indeed, he was true to his promise, and he was a messenger and a prophet.” (Qur’ān 19:54)
- Prophet Is-haq (AS) – إسحاق
- Who he was: Another son of Prophet Ibrahim
- His function: He continued his father’s mission of teaching people about Allah
- Special quality: He was righteous and wise
- Qur’anic reference: “And We gave him Is-haq and Ya’qub in addition; all [of them] We made righteous.” (Qur’ān 21:72)
- Prophet Yusuf (AS) – يوسف
- Who he was: Son of Prophet Ya’qub, great-grandson of Ibrahim
- His function: He taught people in Egypt about worshipping Allah alone
- Special quality: He was very handsome, truthful, and forgiving
- Qur’anic reference: “Indeed, in Yusuf and his brothers are signs for those who ask.” (Qur’ān 12:7)
Functions All Prophets Performed
- Teaching people about Allah: They told people to worship only Allah
- Guiding to good behavior: They showed people how to be kind and honest
- Warning about wrong actions: They advised people to stop bad habits
- Setting good examples: They lived their lives as perfect models
- Bringing Allah’s message: They delivered what Allah wanted people to know
Activity Time
Activity 1: Name Recognition
Teacher shows pictures/names, pupils identify the Prophet.
Activity 2: Matching Game
Match each Prophet with their special quality or relationship.
Activity 3: Story Time
Teacher tells a simple story about one of the Prophets.
Activity 4: Recitation Practice
Practice saying the Prophets’ names in Arabic correctly.
Why Allah Sent Prophets
- To teach people the right way to live
- To show people how to worship Allah properly
- To guide people away from wrong actions
- To bring peace and justice to communities
- To prepare people for the afterlife
Summary
- Allah sent many Prophets to guide humanity
- Today we learned about five great Prophets: Idris, Ibrahim, Ismail, Is-haq, and Yusuf
- All Prophets taught people to worship only Allah
- Each Prophet had special qualities that made them good leaders
- We should follow their examples in our daily lives
Assessment
Multiple Choice Exercise
- How many Prophets did we learn about today? a) Three b) Four c) Five
- Who is known as the friend of Allah? a) Prophet Idris b) Prophet Ibrahim c) Prophet Yusuf
- Prophet Ismail was the son of: a) Prophet Idris b) Prophet Ibrahim c) Prophet Is-haq
- Which Prophet was very handsome and forgiving? a) Prophet Yusuf b) Prophet Ismail c) Prophet Idris
- What is the main function of all Prophets? a) To be kings b) To teach people about Allah c) To build houses
- Prophet Is-haq was the _______ of Prophet Ibrahim. a) father b) brother c) son
Homework
- Memorize the names of all five Prophets
- Ask your parents to tell you one story about any of these Prophets
- Practice writing the Prophets’ names in your exercise book
Answer Key
- c) Five
- b) Prophet Ibrahim
- b) Prophet Ibrahim
- a) Prophet Yusuf
- b) To teach people about Allah
- c) son