3. Ibrahím (Abraham), Khalíl-Ullah, the Friend of God.
4, Musá (Moses), Kalím-Ullah, one who conversed with God.
5. ʾIsa (Jesus), Ruh-Ullah, the Spirit of God.
6. Muhammad, Rusúl-Ullah, the Messenger of God.
The number of sacred books delivered to man are said to have been one hundred and four, viz.:—
Ten, to Adam;
Fifty, to Seth (Sish);
Thirty, to Enoch (Edrís);
Ten, to Abraham;
The Taurát, to Moses;
The Zabur, to David;
The Injíl, to Jesus;
The Qurán, to Muhammad.
The one hundred scriptures given to Adam, Seth, Enoch, and Abraham, are termed Sahífah (a pamphlet), and the other four, Kitáb (a book); but all that is necessary for the Muslim to know of these books is supposed to have been retained in the Qurán.
Luqmán-i-Hakím (supposed to have been
