A Qur’an-based profile. Historical dates and later reports are not added without an identified source.
Al-Yasa is named in the Qur’an among honored and chosen figures. The Qur’anic references are brief and do not present a continuous biography.
Life and mission
Surah Al-An‘am places Al-Yasa among a series of guided figures, and Surah Sad remembers him with Ismail and Dhul-Kifl among the chosen. These references establish his honored place in the Qur’anic remembrance but do not provide a narrated childhood, a named community or a detailed mission chronology.
Family and relationships
No family tree is supplied in the cited verses. His common association with the biblical Elisha belongs to comparative and interpretive discussion and should be clearly labeled.
Narrative timeline
These stages follow the Qur’anic presentation; they are not a dated historical chronology.
01 — Named among guided figures in Surah Al-An‘am
02 — Remembered among the chosen in Surah Sad
Signs and miracles
The Qur’an does not specify a miracle narrative for Al-Yasa. The absence of detail should be respected rather than filled with unattributed stories.
Qur’an references
About this profile
This page is an original educational summary of the cited passages. Follow each reference to read the Arabic and the Jalandhry Urdu and Pickthall English translations in context. A concise Qur’anic profile is not a full critical biography or a substitute for a source-by-source study of hadith and history.