In the Qur’an, Noah is named Nuh, the prophet who built the Ark.
Nuh is the Arabic form of Noah, and he is a major prophet in Islam. The Qur’an recounts his preaching to his people, their rejection of his warning, and the construction of the Ark by divine instruction. The flood narrative appears in several surahs, including Surah 11, Surah 23, Surah 26, Surah 54, and Surah 71.
The Qur’anic account shares important elements with Genesis but also has distinct details and emphases. One notable episode concerns a son of Nuh who refuses to board the Ark and is swept away by the waves. The Qur’an presents Nuh as a messenger calling his people to worship God.
The answer is transliterated in several ways, including Nuh and Noah in English translations. “Nuh” is the standard Arabic name used in Islamic discussions and in the title of the relevant Wikipedia article.