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Hazrat Nooh (A.S.), known as Prophet Noah, is referred to in Islamic tradition as Adam-e-Sani, meaning “Second Adam.” This title is given to him because after the great flood, humanity was essentially repopulated through his descendants, just as the original human race began with Hazrat Adam (A.S.).

The Qur’an mentions that Hazrat Nooh (A.S.) preached for 950 years (Surah Al-Ankaboot 29:14), and his mission was one of immense patience and perseverance. When his people rejected the message, Allah commanded him to build an ark. The flood that followed wiped out the disbelievers, and only those who were with him on the ark survived.

Thus, Hazrat Nooh (A.S.) became the spiritual and biological ancestor of the post-flood human race, earning him the title Adam-e-Sani. This concept is widely accepted among Islamic scholars and is a key point in understanding the continuity of Prophethood and human lineage in Islamic theology.

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  Adam-e-Sani means “Second Adam.”

  
  


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  Title belongs to Hazrat Nooh (A.S.).

  
  


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  Humanity was repopulated through his descendants after the flood.

  
  


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  He preached for 950 years as per Surah Al-Ankaboot (29:14).

  
  


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  Built the Ark by Allah’s command.

  
  


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  Survived the flood with a group of believers.

  
  


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  His story is detailed in Surah Nuh, Surah Hud, and Surah Al-Qamar.

  
  


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  A foundational figure in Islamic theology and human lineage.