The holy book Zabur (Psalms) was revealed on Prophet Dawud (AS) Prophet Dawud (AS) also known as David in Jewish scriptures, was born in the 10th Century, in Jerusalem. Some believe it to be the tomb of the Prophet while others consider it to be the place where he once resided and that is why it is known as Maqam e Dawud. The story of Prophet Dawud (alayhi salaam) Dawud (as) defeats Jalut The story of Prophet Dawud (as) follows the story of Musa (as). Prophet Dawud (David, peace be upon him) is one of the Messengers whom Allah has sent to the children of Israel. By Editorial Staff. Almighty Allah says, Maqam-e-Dawud is located in Palestine; The Maqam-e-Dawud is located in Palestine. Maqam-e-Dawud is located in Palestine; Allah Almighty has mentioned Prophet Dawud (may Allah be pleased with him) 16 times in the Holy Quran. Dawud (as) was of the people of Banu Israel. Read "The Great Story of Prophet David (Dawud) & Prophet Solomon (Sulaiman) In Islam" by Muham Sakura Dragon available from Rakuten Kobo. From the story of Prophet Musa (as) we learned how the Banu Israel escaped from Egypt, and were left wandering in the desert around Palestine. Although this Prophet is not named in the Qur'anic account he has been identified with the Prophet who is known by the Jews and the Christians as the Prophet Samuel, while Talut has been identified with King Saul, the first king of the Tribe of Israel, who was descended from Benyamin (Benjamin) the son of Ya'qub, and who, it has been estimated, lived during the 11th century BC. The name of Prophet Dawood (AS) has been mentioned in the Quran for 16 times. Story of Prophet Dawud/David (pbuh) Ibn Kathir When the two armies faced each other, Goliath challenged any soldier from King Saul's army to single combat, as was the custom of battle in those days. He was known for defeating Goliath and becoming the King of Israel. He is from the descendants of Judah, son of Ya`qub (Jacob, peace be upon him) and was mentioned 16 times in the Qur’an which stressed his high status among other Prophets. The story of Dawud (David) AS shows the importance of passing on the mission to propagate the message of Allah to the next generation, as well as to spread justice throughout the people.

With Allah’s will, Sulaiman AS eventually exceeded his father both in kingdom and ability, but more importantly, in justice and wisdom. He was given both Prophethood and kingship.