Copyright of Family Tree of Islamic Prophets Poster

 After 1 year of research and hard work, we created an Islamic Prophets Family Tree chart. In this chart, we have explained the genealogy of all the Prophets of Muslims in detail. We got the inspiration for this chart from Matt Baker who owns UsefulCharts.com.

I have divided my poster into three SECTIONS so that I can highlight the differences between my poster and Matt Baker's poster. Below are all the images and key points of our poster.


NOTE: We have kept GREEN as the main color of this poster because green is sacred to Muslims.  Considering the psychology of Muslims, and because this is the Genealogy of MUSLIM'S PROPHETS, GREEN color is mostly used in this poster and used as a Theme color.

NOTE: We have used the color blue to highlight the names of some prophets because those prophets are the prophets of the Children of Israel and the sacred color of the Children of Israel is blue.  Therefore, the sacred color of the Jews is blue, which is why we have highlighted the prophets of the Jews with blue.

NOTE: We cannot change the background Beige Color to any other color, because this color is compatible with infographic charts/posters. No other background color is suitable/matches with green color and this Green, Beige color is not the copyright of UsefulCharts.




FOLLOWING ARE THE CHANGES 

SECTION 1 (See image to locate section 1)

1. In section one, Matt Baker has written the names of 114 surahs (chapters) of the Quran, while here we have written 99 names of Allah (God). That is, all the information in this section is entirely different from the information in Matt Baker's poster.

2. We have written the names of the Prophets whose prophethood is disputed among the Muslim scholars, while he did not write it.

3. We have clearly written the names of the opponents and enemies of the prophets, but he has not written these names here.


SECTION 2

1. Genealogy's design is completely different from Matt Baker's design.

2. The design of the Arabic calligraphy and RED, BLUE, and GREEN boxes is completely different and we have made this design ourselves.

3. Matt Baker lists Zechariah (22nd Prophet) as a descendant of Aaron (15th Prophet), while we list Zechariah as a descendant of Solomon (18th Prophet).

4. Matt Baker did not include the Prophet Dul-al-Kifl (16th Prophet) among the descendants of anyone, while we included the prophet Dul-al-Kifl among the descendants of Prophet Job (12th Prophet).

5. Matt Baker lists Prophet Al-Yasa also known as Elisha (20th Prophet) as a descendant of Aaron (15th Prophet), while we list Elisha as a descendant of Joseph (11th Prophet).

6. We have kept GREEN as the main color of this poster because green is sacred to Muslims.  Considering the psychology of Muslims, and because this is the Genealogy of MUSLIM'S PROPHETS, GREEN color is mostly used in this poster and used as a Theme color.

7. We have used the color blue to highlight the names of some prophets because those prophets are the prophets of the Children of Israel and the sacred color of the Children of Israel is blue.  Therefore, the sacred color of the Jews is blue, which is why we have highlighted the prophets of the Jews with blue.

8. We have written much other important information in this poster that Matt Baker did not write like the names of all descendants of Prophet Muhammad ï·º including 12 Imam of Shi'ism.


SECTION 3

1. Here we have clarified the difference between Prophet and Messenger.  Red ones are messengers and green ones are prophets.

2. Here we have written about the prophet Dhu-Al-Kifl (16th Prophet) he was a native of Syria while Matt Baker has written him as a native of Babylon.

3. We wrote that Job was sent to the Syrian city of Hauran, while Matt Baker wrote the city of Edom.

        4: Section 3 Design is completely different from Matt Baker's design.


Please Note: We only got inspiration from Matt Baker while we have the original Adobe Illustrator file of this poster which we created ourselves after a lot of research and hard work.











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