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Global Peace – An Islamic Perspective ACET– Global Peace Project

8. Ismail (Ishmael)

9. Ishaq (Isaac)

10. Yaqub (Jacob)

11. Yusuf (Joseph)

12. Shu’aib (Jethro)

13. Ayyub (Job)

14. Dhulkifl (Ezekiel)

15. Musa (Moses)

16. Harun (Aaron)

17. Dawud (David)

18. Sulayman (Solomon)

19. Ilias (Elias)

20. Alyasa (Elisha)

21. Yunus (Jonah)

22. Zakariya (Zachariah)

23. Yahya (John the Baptist)

24. Isa (Jesus)

25. Muhammad

Peace Be Upon Them All. (In the Islamic context this phrase shows respect, and is always used
after the name of a prophet is mentioned).

Among the followers of these prophets, those of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faiths form

the most well-known religious groups in the world today. Muslims also believe in four Holy

Books sent to the earth by God. These are the Zabur, the Torah, the Bible – all believed to be

the earlier scriptures sent down by God – and the Quran. In Islam, followers of any of these

four Holy Books are regarded as “The People of the Book”.

This free publication has been compiled by ACET–Global. Please feel free to use and distribute it as an original version without changes.

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