According to classical Islamic scholarship, Prophet Idris (إدريس), unanimously identified as the biblical Enoch, is a revered prophet mentioned briefly but powerfully in the Quran. [1] In Surah Maryam, he is described with the profound titles 'Siddiqan Nabiyyan'—a man of utmost truthfulness and a prophet. This concise praise establishes his core characteristic: unwavering sincerity in faith and action. The Quran further honors him by stating, 'And We raised him to a high station' (Quran 19:57). Classical commentators like Ibn Kathir explain this high station by referencing the hadith of the Prophet's Night Journey (Mi'raj), where Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) met Idris in the fourth heaven. [11] This divine exaltation is seen as the direct result of his truthfulness and patience, making his brief mention a significant lesson on the rewards of sincerity.