Which Prophet was thrown into the fire by his own people but remained unharmed?

Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.) is the Prophet who was thrown into a blazing fire by his own people due to his unwavering call to the Oneness of Allah, yet he emerged completely unharmed. This remarkable event is highlighted in the Quran and is one of the most famous demonstrations of Allah’s protection and the power of faith. Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.) openly opposed idol worship, destroying the idols that people worshipped and challenging the authority of the tyrant king Namrud. His boldness in calling his people toward monotheism angered them, and they sought to punish him by casting him into a massive fire.

The fire was lit so intensely that it was said even birds could not fly over it. However, Allah commanded the fire to be cool and safe for Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.), turning a deadly threat into a miraculous sign of divine power. This incident demonstrates a fundamental principle in Islam: complete trust in Allah brings protection from harm, even in seemingly impossible situations. Hazrat Ibrahim’s unwavering faith, courage, and patience under extreme adversity serve as an enduring example for all believers.

This story also emphasizes the concept of Tauheed (the Oneness of Allah) and shows that no human or worldly power can defeat the will of Allah. It underscores the importance of standing firm in faith despite threats, persecution, or societal pressure. For students and candidates preparing Islamic Studies MCQs, remembering that Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.) was the Prophet saved by Allah from the fire is essential, as it illustrates both the mercy of Allah and the triumph of sincere belief over oppression.