Ibrāhīm is described in the Holy Qur’ān as

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Islamic Religious Studies - 1995 Subject: Islamic Studies

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Ibrāhīm is described in the Holy Qur’ān as
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Ibrāhīm (Abraham) is described in the Holy Qur’ān as hanīf. Hanīf means someone who is inclined towards the truth, upright and obedient to Allah. It also means that someone who is inclined towards monotheism and opposed to polytheism. Ibrāhīm was chosen by Allah to be His Prophet and he preached monotheism to his people, calling them to worship only Allah and abandon their idol worship.
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