text: The Qayyúm’-i-Asmá’ was a commentary on a surah named after this man, which was one of the first writings of the Báb.
full_question: The Qayyúm’-i-Asmá’ was a commentary on a surah named after this man, which was one of the first writings of the Báb. The surah named after this man begins by noting that it is “the most beautiful of stories.” A husband knew that his wife was lying about this man’s intentions when he saw that she had torn this man’s shirt from behind while trying to seduce this man. After some women see this man, they cut their hands with knives out of amazement and call him an angel. This man had a vision of the sun, the moon, and (*) eleven stars bowing to him, and he interpreted a king’s dream of seven fat cattle being devoured by seven lean cattle. For 10 points, name this Islamic prophet and son of Yaqub who was sold into slavery in Egypt.
first_sentence: The Qayyúm’-i-Asmá’ was a commentary on a surah named after this man, which was one of the first writings of the Báb.