Prophet Salih (AS) was sent to the Thamud, and they were challenged to care for a miraculous she-camel, which they eventually slaughtered.

The people of Sodom were punished for their unnatural sexual practices and moral corruption.

Prophet Shuayb (AS) is famously known for preaching against dishonesty in business dealings and the use of faulty weights and measures.

Prophet Yunus (AS) was sent to the people of Nineveh, and they are the only nation in the Quran to have their punishment averted due to their mass repentance.

Prophet Ayyub (AS) is the Quranic symbol of patience and steadfastness in the face of immense suffering and loss.

In Surah Al-Anbiya, Dhul-Kifl (AS) is praised for his patience and righteousness.

Prophets Ilyas and Al-Yasa were both prophets sent to the Children of Israel (Bani Israel) to guide them back to monotheism.

Prophet Zakariya (AS) was the paternal uncle or guardian of Maryam (AS) while she lived in the sanctuary.

Prophet Yahya (AS) is referred to as John the Baptist in Christian and historical traditions.

Prophet Idris (AS) is traditionally known in Islamic history as the first person to learn writing with a pen and the study of astronomy.

According to the Quran (Surah Al-Ankabut, 29:14), Prophet Nuh (AS) remained among his people for 950 years calling them to monotheism.

Prophet Hud (AS) was sent to the nation of Ad, who were destroyed by a fierce, freezing wind for their arrogance and shirk.

Prophet Harun (AS) was the elder brother of Musa (AS) and was appointed by Allah as a prophet to assist him in conveying the message to Pharaoh.

Prophet Dawud (AS) was granted miraculous gifts by Allah, including the ability to understand the speech of birds and the praise of mountains.

Prophet Yunus (AS), also known as Dhul-Nun, was swallowed by a large fish after he abandoned his mission to Nineveh prematurely.

Allah granted Prophet Sulayman (AS) a kingdom unmatched by anyone else, giving him control over the wind, Jinn, and the ability to command animals.

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) is honored with the title 'Khalilullah' (The Friend of Allah) due to his unwavering devotion and obedience.

After being betrayed by his brothers, Yusuf (AS) was brought to Egypt, where he was purchased by the Aziz of Egypt.

Prophet Yaqub (AS) was the son of Ishaq and the grandson of Ibrahim; his beloved son was Prophet Yusuf (AS).