Nuh is the Arabic name for Noah in the Islamic flood tradition.
The Quran presents Nuh as a prophet who warns his people and builds an ark by divine command. His story appears in several chapters, including Surah Hud, Surah Al-Mu’minun, and Surah Nuh. The Quran’s presentation overlaps with the biblical account in its themes of warning, the ark, the flood, and deliverance, while its details and emphasis are not identical to Genesis.
For example, the Quran describes a son of Nuh who refuses to board the ark and is swept away, a detail not found in the Genesis narrative. Islamic tradition also gives Nuh a prominent place among the prophets and commonly regards him as one of the major messengers.
The spelling “Noah” belongs to English usage, while “Nuh” is the standard transliteration of the Arabic name. The question asks for the Islamic form, not another prophet’s name.