A hadith in Sahih Muslim reports that this man resembles Urwah ibn Mas'ud.
A hadith in Sahih Muslim reports that this man resembles Urwah ibn Mas'ud. The sight of a bird feeding her young in a tree inspired a woman to conceive this man's mother, and with Allah's permission, this man breathed life into a bird he designed from clay. This man of reddish-white complex revealed the injil in addition to affirming the tawrat and zabur, and he will descend near Damascus in saffron garments with his hands placed on the wings of two angels. The last revelation to become (*) tahrif was revealed by this man. In Surah an-Nisa, the disbelievers claim to have killed this man, though that is revealed to be an illusion. Along with the Madhi, this figure will pursue the Dajjal in preparation for the Day of Resurrection, which is why he is known as the masih. For 10 points, name this son of Yusuf and Maryam who, according to Islam, was not killed by crucifixion.
A hadith in Sahih Muslim reports that this man resembles Urwah ibn Mas'ud.
Isa [or Jesus; or Yehoshua; or Iesous; or any number of variants and foreign names]