Continuing with the previous question. As per my knowledge, Quran only mentions one disbeliever by name who was living at the time of Muhammed (peace be upon him). Name him.

Since I was not clear in my last question here. I will give a big hint. One entire chapter is named after that disbeliever.

Could it be "Umru"?

His name is Abu Lahab. One mistake on my part (no chapter is mentioned after him). I am making a lot of mistakes uuufff.

Here is the link of chapter 111 for those who are interested to read.

http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/quran/111.qmt.html


I found interesting summarised knowledge about Quran on this article.

http://www.angelfire.com/il2/islamicpage/100questions

Abu Lahb was an uncle of the prophet. He was the caretaker of Kaaba (till he died which was before Islam became supreeme in Mecca). He was one of the greatest enemies of the holy prophet. This chapter basically tells the punishment that will be given to him in the hereafter.

Umru was a disbeliever and was cited in the "The life of Muhammad" but his name might not have appear in the Quran. Source

I will read about 'Umru'.
Their has been references to Ali (his family), Ayesha and even Abu Bakr in the Quran (to the best of my knowledge). But none of these references include their names. May Allah be pleased with them all.

It is said that by name only 2 people are mentioned in Quran (besides Muhammed -peace be upon him) when Quran was being revealed/written.

These are: Zaid (muslim)
Abu Lahab (non muslim)