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In most of the [[hadith]]s, the number of prophets is said to be 124000, 313 of which are "rasuls". According to other hadiths, there were 8000 prophets. According to [[al-'Allama al-Majlisi]], these 8000 people were prominent prophets. | In most of the [[hadith]]s, the number of prophets is said to be 124000, 313 of which are "rasuls". According to other hadiths, there were 8000 prophets. According to [[al-'Allama al-Majlisi]], these 8000 people were prominent prophets. | ||
===Prophets who Had a Divine Book=== | ===Prophets who Had a Divine Book=== | ||
Some prophets had a divine book. Divine messages they received were collected in a sacred or a divine book and served as the main source for their followers to act upon. Some prophets who had a divine book include: Noah (a), Ibrahim (a) ([[Suhuf of Ibraham (a)|Suhuf]] or Scrolls of Abraham), [[David (a)]] ([[Zabur]]), [[Moses (a)]] ([[Torah]]), Jesus (a) ([[Gospel]]), and Muhammad (s) (the Qur'an). | Some prophets had a divine book. Divine messages they received were collected in a sacred or a divine book and served as the main source for their followers to act upon. Some prophets who had a divine book include: Noah (a), Ibrahim (a) ([[Suhuf of Ibraham (a)|Suhuf]] or Scrolls of Abraham), [[David (a)]] ([[Zabur]]), [[Moses (a)]] ([[Torah]]), Jesus (a) ([[Gospel]]), and Muhammad (s) (the Qur'an). | ||