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Prophets of Islam MCQs

Prophets of Islam MCQs are multiple-choice questions on the prophets (AS) mentioned in the Quran and Islamic tradition, covering their lives, families, titles, revealed books, miracles and the nations they were sent to. Every question on MCQs360 shows the correct answer instantly, so you can revise this part of Islamic Studies quickly and accurately.

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About Prophets of Islam MCQs

This topic covers the prophets from Hazrat Adam (AS) to Hazrat Isa (AS). Questions ask about family relationships, such as that between Hazrat Musa (AS) and Hazrat Haroon (AS), the titles given to prophets, the revealed books and their languages, and the miracles granted to prophets such as Hazrat Musa (AS) and Hazrat Suleman (AS). Questions on the teachers, wives and mothers of prophets, such as the mother of Hazrat Yusuf (AS), also appear.

Other questions deal with the stories told in the Quran, such as the Ark of Hazrat Nooh (AS), Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and the fire, and the nations that rejected their prophets. A group of questions asks where various prophets are traditionally believed to be buried; these locations come from tradition rather than certain historical record, so learn the answer most commonly given in tests.

Key facts to remember

  • The Quran mentions 25 prophets by name.
  • The Tawrat was revealed to Hazrat Musa (AS), the Zabur to Hazrat Dawood (AS) and the Injeel to Hazrat Isa (AS).
  • Hazrat Musa (AS) and Hazrat Haroon (AS) were brothers.
  • Hazrat Nooh (AS) is known as Adam-e-Sani (the second Adam).
  • Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) is known by the title Khalilullah (Friend of Allah).
  • Hazrat Adam (AS) was the first human and the first prophet.

Exams that include Prophets of Islam MCQs

Pakistan

  • CSS
  • PMS
  • PPSC
  • FPSC
  • SPSC
  • KPPSC
  • NTS

How to prepare for Prophets of Islam MCQs

  1. Make a table of prophets with their titles, the books revealed to them and the nations they were sent to.
  2. Learn the order of the prophets and their family links, for example Ibrahim, Ismail, Ishaq, Yaqub and Yusuf (AS).
  3. Revise the main miracles of each prophet as short pairs, such as the staff of Hazrat Musa (AS).
  4. Read the relevant Quranic stories in translation, which makes names and events easier to remember.

Frequently asked questions

How many prophets are mentioned by name in the Quran?

Twenty-five prophets are mentioned by name in the Quran, from Hazrat Adam (AS) to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Muslims believe many more prophets were sent to different nations, but only these 25 are named in the Quran.

Which exams ask Prophets of Islam MCQs?

Questions on the prophets appear in the Islamic Studies papers of CSS and PMS and in PPSC, FPSC, SPSC, KPPSC and NTS recruitment tests, including tests for Islamiat lecturers and teachers.

Last reviewed October 2026