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Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.), also known as Abu al-Anbiya (the Father of Prophets), holds a highly esteemed position in Islam. His name is mentioned in 25 Surahs of the Holy Qur’an and nearly 69 times in total, reflecting his central role in the history of prophethood and monotheism.

Ibrahim (A.S.) is recognized as one of the greatest prophets and a messenger who dedicated his entire life to the worship of Allah alone. His life exemplifies unwavering faith, patience, and sacrifice. The Qur’an highlights his struggles against idol worshippers, his dialogue with his people, and his unshakable belief in the oneness of Allah.

Some of the Surahs in which his name appears include:

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  Surah Al-Baqarah (2) – Mention of his trials and Ka‘bah construction.

  
  


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  Surah Al-An‘am (6) – His debates with idol worshippers.

  
  


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  Surah Maryam (19) – His dialogue with his father about shirk.

  
  


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  Surah As-Saffat (37) – The story of his willingness to sacrifice his son.

  
  


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  Surah Ibrahim (14) – A Surah named directly after him.

  
  

The frequent mention of Ibrahim (A.S.) in different Surahs emphasizes his role as a role model for all believers. Allah praises him as Khalilullah (the Friend of Allah) and describes him as a leader who established the message of Tawheed (monotheism).

Lessons from Hazrat Ibrahim’s (A.S.) life include:

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  Absolute faith: He relied on Allah even when cast into the fire.

  
  


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  Sacrifice: His willingness to sacrifice his son symbolizes complete submission.

  
  


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  Unity of faith: He is revered not only in Islam but also in Judaism and Christianity.

  
  


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  Legacy: He rebuilt the Ka‘bah with Hazrat Ismail (A.S.), establishing Makkah as the center of worship.

  
  

Thus, the Qur’an repeatedly mentions him to inspire believers with his unwavering faith and obedience to Allah.

✅ Correct Answer: 25 Surahs