Salaams all, So I was raised always hearing the story of Prophet Ibrahim (Prophet Abraham) and the fire of Nimrut (King Nimrod). Specifically, there was a frog that took water in its small mouth and doused it on the fire in an effort to help extinguish it. When the other frogs chided it for doing so, the frog replied that on the Day of Judgment, it would be able to claim that it at least performed its duty in trying to help the Prophet of Allah. Now, I always thought this story had a Qur'anic origin, but I don't know if that's correct... Can anyone help me find a conclusive source or textual basis for this story? Thank you! -Mohamed