The question "Who are the 124000 Nabi names?" is unanswerable because the names of all 124,000 prophets (Nabi) are not definitively known or recorded in Islamic texts. While Islamic tradition states that there were approximately 124,000 prophets sent by God, the Quran only mentions the names of a select few.
Here's a breakdown of what is known:
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The Number of Prophets: Islamic tradition holds that there were around 124,000 prophets sent throughout history. Some narrations even mention 224,000.
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Prophets Mentioned in the Quran: The Quran explicitly names a limited number of prophets. These include:
- Adam
- Idris (Enoch)
- Nuh (Noah)
- Hud
- Salih
- Ibrahim (Abraham)
- Lut (Lot)
- Isma'il (Ishmael)
- Ishaq (Isaac)
- Ya'qub (Jacob)
- Yusuf (Joseph)
- Ayyub (Job)
- Shu'ayb
- Musa (Moses)
- Harun (Aaron)
- Yunus (Jonah)
- Dawud (David)
- Sulayman (Solomon)
- Ilyas (Elijah)
- al-Yasa' (Elisha)
- Zakariyya (Zechariah)
- Yahya (John the Baptist)
- 'Isa (Jesus)
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Disputed Figures: Some scholars include Dhu'l-Kifl amongst the prophets, while others consider him a righteous man.
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Lack of Definitive List: There is no single, authoritative list containing all 124,000 prophet names. The names of the vast majority are not known or specifically mentioned in Islamic scriptures.
Therefore, it's not possible to provide a list of 124,000 Nabi names, as such a comprehensive list simply doesn't exist. The Islamic tradition acknowledges a large number of prophets, but only a small fraction are named in the Quran.
