MCQ Detailed View

The nation of Prophet Hood (A.S), known as the people of Aad, was destroyed as a result of their continuous denial of Allah’s message. Prophet Hood (A.S) was sent to guide them towards the right path, but they rejected his teachings and remained arrogant and proud of their wealth and strength.

Instead of listening to the prophet, they mocked him and continued their disobedience. They believed no one could destroy them because they were strong and powerful. Their arrogance led to their downfall.

Allah sent a strong punishment in the form of a powerful storm. It was not an ordinary storm, but a violent and destructive wind that blew continuously for seven nights and eight days without any break. This storm completely destroyed their homes, buildings, and everything around them.

The Quran describes that the people of Aad were left lying lifeless as if they were hollow trunks of fallen palm trees. This shows the extreme power of the storm that wiped out the entire nation. No one was left except those who believed in Prophet Hood (A.S).

This punishment is a reminder to all people about the consequences of denying Allah’s messengers. It teaches that no matter how strong or wealthy a nation becomes, it cannot stand against the will of Allah if it turns away from His path.

The story of the people of Aad is mentioned in many places in the Quran to make people think and learn from the past. It encourages believers to stay humble, obey Allah, and follow the teachings of the prophets.

So, the nation of Prophet Hood (A.S) was destroyed by a continuous and fierce storm, as a punishment from Allah for their disbelief and arrogance.