From Genesis to the Qur’an: Tracing Noah's Ark Through Three Traditions

The story of Noah and the Ark is a rare theological bridge across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Each tradition reveres Noah as a righteous figure chosen to survive a divine flood, yet interprets his role through distinct lenses—obedience in Judaism, salvation in Christianity, and prophetic endurance in Islam. The ark itself becomes a symbol of refuge, justice, and renewal. This blog explores how the shared narrative of Noah transcends scripture, offering timeless lessons about moral courage, divine mercy, and the human struggle to stay afloat in a world often overwhelmed by chaos.