The provided reference does not contain information about which prophet was the tallest. It details the prophet Idris, noting his birth in Babylon, his title as a prophet, and that he was the successor to Nuh. However, it does not mention anything about his height or compare his height to other prophets. Therefore, based solely on the provided reference, we cannot determine who was the tallest nabi.
It is important to note that the Quran and Hadith (Islamic texts) do not explicitly state the height of any prophet. Islamic tradition does contain some accounts which are not canonical, but these are not consistent, and do not form the basis of any widely agreed upon religious information. These accounts should be evaluated critically.
Here's a table summarizing what the reference does and does not tell us:
| Information | Details from Reference |
|---|---|
| Prophet's Name | Idris |
| Birthplace | Babylon |
| Title | Prophet |
| Successor | Nuh |
| Height | Not Mentioned |
Therefore, the question 'Who was the tallest nabi?' cannot be answered definitively based on the given information.
