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The name of al-Yasa' is mentioned twice in [[Quran 6]] and [[Quran 38]]. In those [[verse]]s, without mentioning anything about the personality or prophethood of al-Yasa', he is mentioned as "graced"{{enote|and Ishmael, Elisha, Jonah and Lot —each We graced over all the nations— (Quran 6:86)}} and "among the elect"{{enote|And remember Ishmael, Elisha and Dhu l-Kifl —each [of whom was] among the elect. (Quran 38:48)}}. | The name of al-Yasa' is mentioned twice in [[Quran 6]] and [[Quran 38]]. In those [[verse]]s, without mentioning anything about the personality or prophethood of al-Yasa', he is mentioned as "graced"{{enote|and Ishmael, Elisha, Jonah and Lot —each We graced over all the nations— (Quran 6:86)}} and "among the elect"{{enote|And remember Ishmael, Elisha and Dhu l-Kifl —each [of whom was] among the elect. (Quran 38:48)}}. | ||
The briefness of the indication of the Qur'an to al-Yasa' and the little information in interpretation and [[hadith]]s sources about him has caused many scholars to consider al-Yasa' a name for some other prophets. Some exegetes considered al-Yasa' the same the prophet Yusha' [Joshua], and considered the name al-Yasa' adopted from it. Some considered him to be actually [[Prophet Khidr]]. On the opposite, some others considered him a prophet having this name from the progeny of [[Ibrahim|Abraham]] (a) and one of the prophets of Israelites. | |||
The name of "al-Yasa'" is mentioned "Elisha" in the Bible. It has spoken about him in more details comparing to the Qur'an. There, the story of his separation from [[Ilyas]], his miracles and his conversations with different people are narrated. | The name of "al-Yasa'" is mentioned "Elisha" in the Bible. It has spoken about him in more details comparing to the Qur'an. There, the story of his separation from [[Ilyas]], his miracles and his conversations with different people are narrated. |