In the Quran, Noah is named Nuh, the prophet who builds the ark.
Nuh is the Arabic name used for Noah in the Quran and Islamic tradition. The Quran recounts his preaching to his people, their rejection of his warning, and the construction of the ship by divine command. The flood narrative appears in several surahs, including Hud, Al-Mu’minun, Ash-Shu’ara, and Nuh.
The Quranic account differs in details from Genesis. It emphasizes Nuh’s long preaching and the refusal of many people to believe him. It also includes a poignant episode in which one of Nuh’s sons declines to board the ship and is overwhelmed by the flood. The Quran does not present the same genealogy or dimensions for the ark as Genesis.
Nuh is one of the major prophets in Islam and is traditionally included among the “messengers of firm resolve.” The answer is the Arabic personal name Nuh, not another prophet associated with a different Quranic people.