Bible Fed vs Anbiya

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Anbiya ("the Prophets") maps the Qur'an's prophetic lineage as an interactive family tree. Trace the line from Adam to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), see how the prophets are related, and read every figure's story with the verses that tell it -- in Arabic, with a translation beneath. EXPLORE THE TREE -- FREE - 92 figures: the 25 prophets, every figure the Qur'an names, and the Prophet's family (peace be upon him) -- 114 relationships between them - The Prophet's lineage and household (peace be upon him), from the sirah: his ancestors back to Adnan, his parents and uncles, Khadija and his children, Fatima, Ali, al-Hasan and al-Husayn, his other wives, and Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman and Ja'far - Every connection labeled by its source: Qur'an, sahih hadith, tafsir, sirah, or tradition - Smart search that ignores diacritics and knows the names you already use -- "Abraham" finds Ibrahim - Browse by era, or by any of the 114 surahs - Chronological timeline view READ THE STORIES - Each prophet's story in five parts -- his people, his call, his sign, his test, and the outcome -- with the lesson the Qur'an draws, every line cited - The du'as the Qur'an records in the prophets' own words, in Arabic with transliteration and translation - What each name means, and the titles the Qur'an gives - Guided paths for first-time readers: the 25 prophets in order, the household of Ibrahim, Surah Maryam, the women of the Qur'an, the Prophet's family (peace be upon him), and more IN YOUR LANGUAGE - English, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Melayu, Turkish, Urdu, and French -- the stories, notes, and interface - The Arabic text of every verse ships with the app and works offline UNLOCK THE STUDY TOOLS -- ONE PAYMENT - Filter the tree by era and relationship type - Personal study notes on every figure - Export PDF study sheets - Teaching Mode: a full-screen presenter for classrooms and halaqas - Study Sets: curate and save groups of figures for lessons RESPECTFUL BY DESIGN Anbiya contains no figurative depictions of any prophet or person. Figures are represented only through calligraphy, geometry, and the graph itself. Content is sourced from the Qur'an, with narrations labeled by origin and certainty, and presented in a reverent, non-sectarian tone. The dataset was compiled with AI assistance and has not yet been reviewed by qualified scholars; every entry carries its source label -- see anbiya.net/genealogy for the full methodology. PAY ONCE, KEEP IT FOREVER Anbiya is free to explore. Full Access is a single one-time purchase of $9.99 -- no subscription, nothing renews, nothing to cancel. An account is not required to purchase; signing in syncs your purchase and study notes across devices and the web at anbiya.net. Terms of Use: https://www.anbiya.net/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.anbiya.net/privacy