Explanation

Ismah (عصمة) is the Islamic concept of the "Infallibility of Prophets".

It refers to the belief that prophets are protected from committing sins and errors in their teachings and actions.

This concept is based on the idea that prophets are chosen by Allah (God) to convey His message to humanity, and therefore, they must be trustworthy and reliable.

Explanation

Nubuwaah (Prophethood) refers to the Islamic concept of the "Cycle of Prophecy".

It describes the process of divine revelation and guidance sent by Allah (God) to humanity through a series of prophets.

This cycle begins with the first prophet, Adam, and continues through various prophets, including Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and culminates with the final prophet, Muhammad (SAW).

Explanation

“Khateeb-ul-Ambia” means a person who delivers the sermon (khuṭbah) during the Friday prayer and Eid prayers

 Holy Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H.) called Hazrat Shoaib “Khateeb-ul-Ambia”   

“Speaker of Prophets" is also the title of Hazrat Shoaib because he was a very eloquent speaker.

His name is mentioned in the Quran 11 times.

Hazrat Shoaib AS was a divine prophet from the progeny of Ibrahim (A.S)

his mother was a daughter of Hazrat Lut (A.S).

Hazrat Shoaib Relatives: Hazrat Musa (son-in-law)‎

Hazrat Shoaib was born in Median.

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Explanation

According to Islamic belief, Allah (SWT) rescued the Bani Israel from the tyranny of Pharaoh, who had enslaved them.

Through miracles, including parting the Red Sea, Allah (SWT) allowed them to escape his oppression.

Explanation

Israel is a name that originates from the Hebrew language.

It means "he who struggles with God" or "man of God".

This name was given to Jacob, the son of Isaac, after he wrestled with an angel and won (Genesis 32:28).

From then on, Jacob was known as Israel, and his descendants were called the Children of Israel.