Muslims recognize the prophets of Islam as those individuals who were allocated a unique objective by God to information individuals. Muslims believe that every prophet was given a perception to praise God and their specific supporters considered it as well. Each prophet, in Islamic perception, preached the same primary perception, The Unity of the Heavenly Designer, worshiping of that One God, prevention of idolatry and sin, and the perception in the Day of Resurrection. Each came to teach Islam at different periods in record and some informed of the arriving of the ultimate prophet and courier of God, who would be known as "Ahmad" generally known as Muhammad. Each prophet instructed a concept to a different individuals, and thus would teach Islam depending on the periods.