Salih

Who He Was

Saleh or Saaleh (Arabic: صَالَح ), Arabic form of the Hebrew Shelah, Selah or Methuselah (Hebrew: שֶׁלַח), is a Semitic male name derivative. In Arabic it means "righteous" or "pious". Notable people with the name include: Recognized in: Islam.

Birth and Early Life

Traditional and historical sources place Salih in the era of Ancient (the people of Thamud). Where such dates are traditional, mythic, or disputed rather than historically established, they should be read as the tradition's own reckoning rather than confirmed chronology.

His Calling / Mission

The scriptures and traditions of Islam describe the calling and mission of Salih; the key passages are listed under Sacred Texts and Scripture below.

Religion and Teachings

Salih is honored within Islam. His teaching and significance are set out in the sacred texts that record his life.

Sacred Texts and Scripture

Scriptural references: Quran 7:73–79, 11:61–68, 26:141–159

Major Accomplishments and Events

The account of Salih's life, works, and significance is preserved in the scriptures cited above and in the living tradition of Islam.

Death and Legacy

Salih is remembered across Islam as one of the foundational figures of faith, and continues to be honored in scripture, devotion, and scholarship. Source: Wikipedia)