🔊 Authentic Audio Recitation & Pronunciation
Overview & Spiritual Status
हज़रत नूह (अ.स.) ने 950 साल तक तौहीद की दावत दी और बाढ़ के बाद मानवता के दूसरे पिता हैं।
Historical Context, Era & Lineage
Prophet Nuh (AS) is the second father of humanity, whose mission marked the emergence of formal idol worship on Earth. Sins began when people sculpted statues of deceased righteous men (Wadd, Suwa', Yaghuth, Ya'uq, and Nasr) as commemorations, which future generations eventually worshipped. Nuh was sent with clear warnings, striving for 950 continuous years across generations with uncompromising dedication.
Major Miracles & Divine Signs (المعجزات)
The construction of the monumental Ark (Safinah) in a landlocked desert setting under direct divine inspiration ("bi-aʿyuninā wa-waḥyinā"), and the miraculous bursting forth of the subterranean springs alongside torrential heavens. The preservation of the believers and pairs of all living creatures atop Mount Judi remains an everlasting sign of divine deliverance.
The Mission, Preaching of Tawheed & Severe Trials
Nuh called his people publicly, privately, night and day, yet they mocked him, plugged their ears, and threatened him with stoning. His profound trial extended into his immediate household: his wife and son Yam (Canaan) refused faith. When the flood rose, Nuh cried out to his son to board, but the son sought refuge on a mountain and was drowned. Nuh submitted to Allah's decree with tears and surrender.
Key Moral Lessons & Contemporary Reflection
Nuh (AS) embodies supreme perseverance, demonstrating that success in the divine court is evaluated by faithful dedication rather than mere numerical conversion. Lineage and familial relations cannot substitute for personal faith, and patience in adversity brings ultimate divine vindication.
Direct Quranic Mentions & Verses
Surah and Ayah references authenticating the mission of हज़रत नूह (अ.स.)
| Surah & Ayah | Thematic Context | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| Nuh (71:1-28) | Complete Surah detailing his 950 years of day-and-night calling to Tawheed. | |
| Hud (11:25-48) | Construction of the Ark, the cataclysmic Deluge, and grief over his rebellious son. | |
| Al-Muminun (23:23-30) | Divine instructions for boarding the vessel and resting upon Mount Judi. |