The story of a group of three of these people is told in the parable of the People of Ya-Sin.
The story of a group of three of these people is told in the parable of the People of Ya-Sin. One text asserts that over 124,000 of these people exist, though the names of only around 25 of them are known. One of these people was marked with a mole called the Shama'il. The final one of these people is known as the Khatam an-Nabiyyin (na-bee-een), or the "seal" of these people. Belief in these people is the fourth of the six articles of faith. The Ahmadiyya (akh-muh-DEE-uh) sect controversially believes (*) Mirza Gulam Ahmad to be one of these people. When these people's names are spoken, it is customary to add the phrase "peace be upon him" afterwards. The final one of these people achieved this status after meditating in a cave on Mount Hira when Jibreel appeared to him. For 10 points, name this title shared by Musa, Adem, Isa, and Muhammad, a title given to those charged by Allah to preach Islam.
The story of a group of three of these people is told in the parable of the People of Ya-Sin.
prophet [or messenger or Nabi or Rasul; do NOT accept "saint" or "Mahdi" or "Savior" etc.]