Prophets

This question can be read two ways:

If the question is asking, "When Mohammed was in Mecca, what was the way in which he received the message, i.e. God's message?", the answer is: While in a cave in Mecca the angel Gabriel told Muhammad that he was to recite to word of God, or Allah.

If the question is asking, "When Mohammed preached his message to the People of Mecca, how did they receive him, i.e. how did they respond to the message?", the answer is: Mohammed did manage to convert a few people closely related to him, but his attacks on idolatry were not well received, especially by the tribe of Qoreish. This tribe subsequently ordered his death, resulting in him having to flee to Yethrib. It is only after this flight from Mecca that the Umma, or Muslim community, develops.

Aaron (Exodus) , Eli (book of Samuel 1),

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stayed in Medina for 10 years; since 622 AD up to 632 AD (year of his death).

Though Moses indeed spoke God's words to the Israelites as did other prophets after him and also made a number of prophetic predictions, he is not regarded as a central prophet.

Moses' greatness lies in his achievements in leading the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt, in receiving and transmitting God's Law to the Israelites and bringing them to the point of entry to the land of promise, Canaan. Probably his most enduring legacy was his authorship of the Pentateuch, the first 5 books of the Old Testament, The Torah.

From Aish.com:

Ezra, the leader of the Jewish people at the time of their return from Babylonian exile and the building of the Second Temple. Ezra was the founder of the Great Assembly, a body of 120 prophets and sages who established important matters like the standard text found in Jewish prayer books today. He was an outspoken critic of assimilation, particularly of the masses of Jews who preferred to stay in Babylonia rather than return to Israel. His life and times are recorded in the biblical Book of Ezra. He died in the 4th century BCE.

Jesus birth in the town of Bethlehem in Judea fulfilled the words of the prophet Micah you can see so

in chapter 5 verse 2 of the bible

Ghazwai-e-Tabook was the last battle fought by Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H).

Isa as. he was not thrown into the fire. But they (Israel) tied him to a cross and burned him. However, God (Allah s.w.t) sent his angel and saved prophet Isa, change Isa as. with other person.

(Isa a.s is known as Jesus to Christians. In Islamic belief, a male named Judais (I think) believed that Isa was evil. He told the Jews. But Allah's powers changed the looks and features of Judais to look like Isa. Isa, on the other hand, was sent up to the skies and will come back to Earth on doomsday to face the Dajal.)

Isa as still alive now (Muslim believe he's in Heaven), he'll come back to the earth one day and make correction on christian about holy bible. Holly bible is belong to the Muslim but after prophet saw coming, bible cannot be follow and its change with holy Koran, Koran is the latest holy book of Islam.

All christian is Islam. but Israel denial that to all people.

Why..? because they believe that the last prophet is came from their race (Israel) which call Ahmad but Allah didn't choose from Israel but bani Quraisy and his names in Muhammad bin Abdullah saw

Note: Kindly please refer to Islam history, Koran and Hadith.

and some one please improve my English if there any wrong

I believe it was not Isa a.s. I believe it was Ibrahim a.s. This is the link to where I found it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_views_on_Abraham

Hope it helped :)

The holy Prophet who was thrown into the fire was Hazrat Abraham (AS). His nation worshiped idols. He broke the idols when the people of the city had gone out on a celebration. He was accused of deforming their gods. He argued that the chief god might have done it. They said that the chief god can't move. How could he do that? Hazrat Abraham (AS) them argued: Why do you worship such powerless idols who are unable to defend themselves? They can't do any harm to anyone. " Finding no logical answer they asked the king Namrood to throw him into fire.

A big fire was lit and he was thrown into it. Allah Almighty commanded the fire: O' ye Fire, be cold, safe on Ibrahim. (Al-Quran).

If you mean the Jewish Prophets:

They promised the coming of a Messiah, one who would lead the Jews out of the bondage of slavery and the Roman Rule.

While many Jewish people thought the Messiah would be a military leader, they were wrong. The promised Messiah came in the form of Jesus Christ, Son of God.

Says the Christian Belief.

The difference between "major" prophets and "minor" prophets is, basically, the length of the books attributed to or about them.

Ezekiel 4:12-13. Implied that he may be eating cooked dung but more that his bread is made from the fire that is stoked with human dung.

Prophets Abraham then Jesus then Muhammad (peace upon them all)

That supposedly was John the Baptist.

Adam ('alayhis-salaam) was the first prophet of Allah Almighty.

Prophets are called by God, to tell man what God wants man to know, philosophers are using their knowledge and reasoning only.

no one knows and it's not in his bio unless he tells you personally

Nostradamus had many predictions. Discovery has his top 10:

http://science.discovery.com/strange-science/10-nostradamus-predictions.htm

My opinion is most of his predictions are too vague meaning they could apply to many events. Look for yourself and make up your own mind.

The prophet Nathan strongly rebukes King David, because David had sent Uriah to front in battle to kill him, so he could marry his wife . And then David comited adultery.

There is no founder of the religion Hinduism. Hinduism was just a way of life followed by the people living in Indian subcontinent. The religion was modified from time to time by some great saints and reformers, which has led to the current modern form of Hinduism.

www.whyhinduism.com

ibarhim is the prophet who had a son ismail and Muslims today hace proof ismail is a prophet to.

Adam was thought to be the first human and prophet in Islam. He supposedly died of natural causes in old age in his room.