The story of Prophet Ilyas (Elijah) is recounted in both the Quran and the Bible, featuring his prophetic mission in ancient Israel during a time of moral decay and idol worship. Known for his unwavering faith, resilience, and miraculous deeds, Prophet Ilyas played a pivotal role in calling his people back to monotheism and righteousness. Prophet Ilyas emerged as a prophet at a critical juncture in Israel's history, where idolatry and moral corruption were rampant. Despite facing immense opposition from the ruling elite and the people entrenched in idol worship, Ilyas fearlessly delivered God's message, urging them to abandon their false gods and return to the worship of the one true God. One of the most notable events in Prophet Ilyas's story is his confrontation with the priests of Baal on Mount Carmel. In a dramatic showdown, Prophet Ilyas challenged the priests to call upon their gods to ignite a sacrificial fire, while he would do the same in the name of God. Despite their fervent pleas and rituals, the idols of the priests remained silent. In contrast, when Prophet Ilyas invoked God, fire descended from the heavens, consuming the sacrifice and affirming the truth of his message. Following