Distinguish between Nabi and Rasool gpt
The statement "Every rasūl is a nabī, but not every nabī is a rasūl" is a well-known view in classical Islamic scholarship. The Qur'an does not state this as a direct rule in one verse, but the following verses are commonly cited in support. Verses showing a person can be both Rasūl and Nabī 19:51 – Moses: "He was a Messenger (rasūlan) and a Prophet (nabiyyan)." 19:54 – Ishmael: "He was a Messenger (rasūlan) and a Prophet (nabiyyan)." These verses show that a rasūl can also be called a nabī. Verses mentioning prophets without calling them messengers The Qur'an lists or refers to prophets without explicitly using the title "rasūl" in those passages, for example: 2:136 3:84 6:83–86 57:26 These passages mention numerous prophets (nabiyyūn) collectively without stating that each one is a rasūl. A verse distinguishing the two terms 22:52 ✔️ "We did not send before you any messenger (rasūl) or prophet (nabī) except that..." This verse...