The Quran recognizes the diversity of prophets and their missions from "summary" of Prophets in the Quran by Brannon Wheeler
The Quran emphasizes the diversity of prophets and their missions, illustrating how each prophet was chosen by God to fulfill a specific role in guiding and teaching their respective communities. The Quranic narratives of various prophets such as Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus highlight the unique qualities and challenges faced by each of them. These prophets were sent to different peoples in different times, each with a specific message tailored to the needs of their community. For example, Noah was sent to warn his people of a great flood, while Moses was tasked with leading the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt. Similarly, Jesus was sent to preach a message of love and compassion to the people of his time. Despite their differences, all prophets shared a common goal of calling peopl...
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