This list is derived from the Quran and Islamic tradition, and the Dawoodi Bohra practice affirms the belief in each as a true messenger of God.
If you cannot find the exact official file, you can copy the table above into a Word Document or Google Docs.
Unlike Sunni or mainstream Shia sources, the Dawoodi Bohra faith places the Prophets within a cyclical history of Natiq (Speaking Prophets) and Asas (Foundation/Trustee). For example:
The transition of traditional Fatemi texts into digital English mediums represents a vital evolution for the global Dawoodi Bohra community. A is more than just a convenience tool—it is a spiritual lifeline that keeps the timeless chain of prophetic light accessible, understandable, and alive in the hearts of the global diaspora. By downloading, understanding, and regularly reciting these holy names, Mumineen can ensure that their homes remain illuminated with divine Barakat and protection.
If you need an official document or PDF for study, it is unlikely to be titled simply "Names of Prophets." Instead, you should look for or Majlis Guides from the official Dawat website.
After the recitation, it is customary for Mumineen to perform a specific two-rak'at prayer known as , seeking Allah's grace and reward. Accessing Nabi na Naam in English
Here are the authentic sources to request or download such a PDF:
Less common, but possible:
These Bohra educational trusts have digitized their primary school curriculum. Search Google with the exact phrase: site:jameasaifya.edu "Names of Prophets" PDF You will often find Gujarati-English combo PDFs.
Clear English definitions for each of the 99 (or more) names.