Indeed, the prophesiers (Al-Munbi'un) during the era of the Prophet were seventeen men, and for each of them, there are news in the Quran and an interpretation whose explanation would be long, and they are:

Zayd ibn Harithah, Sa'd ibn Mu'adh, Thabit ibn Abi al-Aflah, Ubayy ibn Ka'b, Tamim al-Dari, Sa'd ibn Malik, Mu'adh ibn Amr, Thabit ibn Qays, Amr ibn Taghlib, Khuzaymah ibn Thabit, Harithah ibn al-Nu'man, Abu Dujanah Simak ibn Kharashah, Ammar ibn Yasir, Abdullah ibn Amr ibn Haram, Abu Lubanah Huzam ibn Hayyan, Abu al-Haytham Malik ibn al-Tayyahan al-Ashhali al-Ansari, Amr ibn al-Jamuh...

These were sent as messengers, so whatever address or punishment is in the Quran, it is for these seventeen.

And Abu Abd Allah al-Khasibi narrated from Abd Allah Ayyub al-Qummi, who said:

Abu al-Muthanna Umar ibn al-Mukhtar informed me from Abd Allah, from the Master al-Sadiq in the Book of Ranks and Degrees, who said—after mentioning the ranks and degrees and counting those of the friends who attained them—: "Then, when Allah, Blessed and Exalted be He, repeated the creation after the Call and tested them with births, and they wore the human shirts and He brought them forth through births and upbringing, He did not hasten the vengeance and punishment upon the disbelievers and the doubters, out of bounty from Him and kindness toward them. Then Allah called them and gave the creation the way and