Moses in Islam

About Moses in Islam

Moses, revered in Islam as Musa, stands as one of the most pivotal prophetic figures in history, reflected by his high Historical Popularity Index (HPI) rank of #868. Within the Abrahamic traditions recognized by the Pantheon project, his contributions center on receiving the divine revelations that form the basis of the Torah and leading the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt, a foundational narrative of monotheism and liberation.

In terms of modern internet visibility, Moses in Islam garners approximately 342K annualized Wikipedia views in 2025. This places his digital attention close to his historical importance, with an Attention Gap of just ~1x. This level of attention is comparable to Jude the Apostle (#964 importance), who receives 737K views, and notably lower than Catherine of Aragon (#932 importance) who pulls in 2.0M views-figures of similar historical weight receiving significantly more contemporary digital engagement.

Interestingly, this figure's online interest is contracting. The year-over-year change shows a sharp decline of -41.5% in attention, further emphasized by a -28% drop between the first and third quarters of 2025, suggesting a notable erosion of passive cultural memory online.