Dawud

Dawud (also known as David) is a prophet in Islam who is mentioned in the Quran. He is considered to be a king and a prophet by Muslims, and is revered for his wisdom and his ability to settle disputes.

Life and teachings

Dawud was born in the city of Bethlehem, and he was the youngest of his eight brothers. He was chosen by Allah to be a prophet and a king, and he was given the ability to understand the language of birds and animals.

Dawud is known for his wisdom and his ability to settle disputes. He is also known for his devotion to Allah, and he would spend his nights in prayer and his days in fasting.

Dawud is also known for his musical abilities. He is said to have been given the Psalms by Allah, and he would often play the harp and sing the Psalms.

Legacy

Dawud is revered by Muslims as a prophet and a king. His teachings and his wisdom are still studied and respected by Muslims today.

See also

• Prophets in Islam
• David in Islam

References

Dawud Resources
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