The Glad Tidings of the Messiah

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The Prophet Jesus' Appearance in the Hadith

ADNAN OKTAR: Oktar, you can tell the Prophet Jesus’ outer appearance. You can read it slowly and in an understandable manner so that when Messiah comes our brothers can say, “He is just like how he is depicted” insha’Allah. You can tell these explanations about our lovely Prophet which are compiled by the hadiths.

OKTAR BABUNA: Insha’Allah. The Prophet Jesus has grey eyes insha’Allah. He has pungent looks according to a hadith related from Ahmad ibn Hanbal’s sources insha’Allah. There are light freckles on his face. His hair and beard are golden-chestnut colour. As Tabarani relates in his Kabir, his hair has a wet look, as if he has washed his hair and is dripping. His hair is wellgroomed with some waves. Neither very straight nor curly. Though covering his earlobes, his hair is not longer than his shoulders. On the back of the head it touches the middle of the two shoulder bones. Up until the ears his hair is straight and the rest is wavy. Close to long, his hair is of middle length. This is related by Muslim.

ADNAN OKTAR: Sahih Muslim, the collection of hadiths, yes.

OKTAR BABUNA: He has wide shoulders and a slim waist. His face is clear and bright. He has a red face as if he has just come out of bath. His face is both dignified and vivid. His mouth and nose are perfectly beautiful. His forehead is smooth and clean. His beard is rich. His nose is small and beautiful. His eyes are as bright as fire.

His face is reddish fair. His feet and hands are clean and bright. His appearance is polite and contented. He is of an athletic appearance. He has long, elegant fingers. His hands have a perfect shape. He is agile and strong. People could not take their eyes off of him. ADNAN OKTAR: Masha’Allah, masha’Allah. There is at most 10-15 years insha’Allah. 2000 years ago he went beyond the boundaries of time, beyond the boundaries of time and space. After 2000 years he will come back within the bounds of time and space. He will, may be, perceive it as a single second. (21 October 2009, Kayseri TV)