⚡ Quick Answer
The Prophets of Islam (the Anbiya) named in the Qur’an and tradition, in Arabic with each name’s Abjad value. Tap any name for its full letter-by-letter breakdown and meaning.
All 26 names · Arabic, transliteration and Abjad value · tap any card for the details
The Complete List
آدمAdam45أحمدAhmad53اليسعAl-Yasa171أيوبAyyub19داودDawud15ذو الكفلDhul-Kifl867هارونHarun262هودHud15ابراهيمIbrahim259ادريسIdris275إلياسIlyas102عيسىIsa150اسحاقIshaq170اسماعيلIsmail212لوطLut45محمدMuhammad92موسىMusa116نوحNuh64صالحSalih129شعيبShuayb382سليمانSulayman191يحيىYahya38يعقوبYaqub188يونسYunus126يوسفYusuf156زكرياZakariya238
About These Abjad Values
These are the names of the Prophets sent to humankind, from Adam to Muhammad. Each Abjad value is the plain sum of the Arabic letters, offered for study, not prediction. Check any name in the Abjad calculator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many prophets are named in the Quran?
Twenty-five prophets are named explicitly in the Qur’an, from Adam to Muhammad, though tradition holds that many thousands were sent.
What is the Abjad value of a prophet’s name?
It is the sum of the Arabic letters in the name under the Abjad system. For example, Yusuf (يوسف) has an Abjad value of 156.
Is the Abjad value of a name a prediction?
No. It is arithmetic used for study and reflection, and makes no claim about a person’s destiny.
Reviewed by Moulana Haji Abdul Basit (Islamic Scholar & Mentor) · Last Updated: September 1, 2026