Concept:Prophet Nuh (A.S) had a son who refused to believe in Allah and was destroyed in the great flood.
Explanation:Prophet Nuh (A.S) called his people to worship Allah alone, but most of them rejected his message.
Allah commanded Nuh (A.S) to build an Ark and take the believers aboard before the flood came.
When the flood began, Nuh (A.S) called out to his son and begged him to board the Ark and be safe.
His son stubbornly refused and chose to remain with the disbelievers.
Consequently, he was drowned along with the other unbelievers.
Islamic tradition identifies this disobedient son as Kan'an.
This event teaches that faith is personal, and even a prophet's son is not saved without belief.
Answer:D. kan'an