Hazrat Ayub (A.S) is a Prophet of Islam known for his extreme patience and devotion to Allah during a long period of hardship. He suffered from a painful and chronic skin disease for 18 years, losing his health, wealth, and children. Despite these difficulties, he never complained or lost faith in Allah.

Key Facts:

• Hazrat Ayub (A.S) was originally a wealthy man with large land, livestock, and family.


• He faced multiple trials: loss of wealth, death of his children, and a skin disease that left his body severely affected.


• His wife remained with him and supported him while others abandoned him.


• He continued to worship and show gratitude to Allah, setting an example of unwavering patience (Sabr).

Quranic Mentions of Hazrat Ayub (A.S):

• Surah An-Nisa (4:163) – His name is listed among the chosen Prophets.


• Surah Al-An"am (6:84) – Mentioned in the list of Prophets blessed by Allah.


• Surah Al-Anbiya (21:83–84) – Describes his supplication and Allah’s mercy upon him.


• Surah Sad (38:41–44) – Detailed account of his suffering, patience, and miraculous healing.

Miracle and Healing: Allah commanded him to strike the ground with his foot. A spring of water appeared. He bathed and drank from it, and his health was fully restored. Allah also returned his wealth and gave him more family as a reward for his patience.

Lessons: The story of Hazrat Ayub (A.S) teaches the value of patience (Sabr), trust in Allah (Tawakkul), and continuous worship even in hardship. It emphasizes that trials are a test of faith, and relief comes only from Allah.