Yuz Asaf

Yuz Asaf is the name of several different religious figures of several distinct religious groups:

a sage entombed at Roza Bal in Srinagar, Kashmir, who is variously identified as Josaphat by Christians and—because "Yuz Asaf" is Kashmiri for "Leader of the Healed".^[1] —as Jesus of Nazareth. Among the latter group are also the Ahmadi Muslims, for details see Jesus in Ahmadiyya Islam.
According to the oral tradition of the Sabians, Yuz Asaf—"Yuz the Gatherer"—was a saint and teacher who called his people to the religion .^[2]

References

^ Dehlvi, Syed Ahmad (1908), Farhang-i-Asfia, vol. 1, Hyderabad, India: Syed Ahmad Dehlvi, p. 91.
^ Gündüz, Sinasi (1994), The Knowledge of Life: The Origins and Early History of the Mandaeans, Supplements to the Journal of Semitic Studies, London: Oxford University Press, p. 31.

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[1] Dehlvi, Syed Ahmad (1908), Farhang-i-Asfia, vol. 1, Hyderabad, India: Syed Ahmad Dehlvi, p. 91.

[2] Gündüz, Sinasi (1994), The Knowledge of Life: The Origins and Early History of the Mandaeans, Supplements to the Journal of Semitic Studies, London: Oxford University Press, p. 31.

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