Those Who Disagreed with Their Prophecy

Abstract

 This research dealt with people’s differences upon righteous people’s prophecies، as belief in the prophets and messengers is one of the major issues and principles، and the denial of prophecy results in disbelieving in Islam. Hence، it is not permissible to believe in someone whose Prophecy has been proven to be non-prophet، such as Musaylamah the Liar، or deny the Prophecy of someone whose message have been proven by definitive evidence، such as Prophet Muhammad. This research shows who is meant to be a Prophet or a Messenger، what is the ruling on believing in the prophets، how many prophets are there، and the names of the prophets who are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an and Sunnah، and who differed in their prophecies and clarify the issue of those whose Prophecy differed. The study concluded that the correct texts contained in the names of the prophets are the ones that must be relied upon، and if there is no text، then it is obligatory to either stop or accept the whole without detailing. The study concluded that Al-Khidr، Luqman، Mary، Eve، Dhul-Qarnayn، Joshua and others are not prophets، but righteous men، and good women.