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Prophet Zakariyā
زكريا Zechariah
Predecessor	Alyasa
Successor	Yahya

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According to the Islamic doctrine, Zakariyā (Arabic: زكريا, Zechariah) is a prophet of God, and a father of the prophet Yahya.