According to widely accepted Islamic tradition, the tallest Prophet (Nabi) was Prophet Adam (peace be upon him), the first human being and the first prophet.
It is narrated in Hadith that Prophet Adam (AS) was created at a height of sixty cubits, which is approximately 90 feet or 27 meters tall. Over time, human height decreased from this original stature.
While the provided reference discusses the Prophet Idris (إدريس), it focuses on other aspects of his life and role.
The reference states:
- Prophet: Idris
- Title: Prophet
- Born: Babylon
- Successor: Nuh
- (An image description also mentions him visiting heaven and hell).
This information about Prophet Idris, his birthplace, title, and successor is valuable in understanding his narrative, but it does not contain any details regarding his height or the height of any other prophets, including who the tallest Nabi was.
Therefore, based on traditional Islamic sources, the distinction of being the tallest Nabi belongs to Prophet Adam (peace be upon him).
| Prophet | Traditional Height (Approx.) | Key Detail from Provided Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Adam | 60 cubits (90 ft / 27 m) | - |
| Idris | Not specified in reference | Born in Babylon, Successor Nuh |
