Noah is called Nuh in the Quran's Arabic text.
Nuh is the Arabic form of Noah and is the name used for the prophet in the Quran. The Quran recounts his preaching to his people, their rejection, the coming flood, and the vessel that saves believers. Surah 71, titled Nuh, consists largely of his appeal to his people.
Islamic tradition shares several broad elements with Genesis, including a divinely commanded vessel and the destruction of unbelievers by flood. It also differs in emphasis and detail. The Quran does not simply reproduce the Genesis narrative, and later Islamic commentary adds traditions about the Ark, its passengers, and the flood.
Nuh is one of the major prophets in Islam and is commonly included among the messengers associated with foundational human history. The other options are also Quranic prophetic names: Hud, Lut, and Salih are distinct figures. Using “Noah” is correct in English, while “Nuh” is the Quranic Arabic name.