Mention of Idris (peace be upon him): explanation of "And do not display yourselves as in the display of the former Ignorance"

It is narrated from Sayyiduna Abdullah bin Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) that he recited this verse, "And do not display yourselves as in the display of the former Jahiliyyah," and said: "Between Nuh and Idris (peace be upon them both) there was a period of a thousand years. There were two clans among the children of Adam (peace be upon him); one of them lived in the plains (lowlands) and the other lived in the mountains. The mountain men were handsome and their women were plain, while the women of the plains were beautiful and their men were plain. Iblis came to a man from the people of the plains in the form of a shepherd boy, and he produced a (flute) sound the like of which people had never heard before. So they made (that day) a festival at which they would gather once a year. A man from the mountain people came upon them while they were celebrating that very festival. He saw their women and their beauty, so he went to his companions and told them about it. So they moved to them (the women) and settled among them, and thus indecency spread among them. And this is the meaning of the saying of Allah Almighty: 'And do not display yourselves as in the display of the former Jahiliyyah.'" [Surah al-Ahzab: 33]

It is narrated from Wahb bin Munabbih (may Allah have mercy on him) that he was asked about Idris (peace be upon him): who he was and in what era he lived. He said: "He is the grandfather of Nuh (peace be upon him), who is called Khanukh, and he is alive in Paradise." And Muhammad bin Ishaq bin Yasar (may Allah have mercy on him) said: "Idris (peace be upon him) was the first of the children of Adam to be given prophethood, and he is Akhnukh bin Yarid bin Ahlalil bin Qaynan bin Nashir bin Shith bin Adam."

It is narrated from Sayyiduna Samurah bin Jundub (may Allah be pleased with him) that he said: "Then the Prophet of Allah, Idris (peace be upon him), was a man of fair complexion, tall, with a large belly and a broad chest. The hair on his body was sparse and the hair on his head was abundant. One of his eyes was larger than the other, and on his chest there was a white spot that was not leprosy. So when Allah Almighty saw the injustice of the people of the earth and their transgression in the commands of Allah, Allah raised him up to the sixth heaven, and this is what is meant by His saying: 'And We raised him to a high station' [Surah Maryam: 57]."
Mention of Sayyiduna Ibrahim, the Intimate Friend of Allah (peace be upon him): Between him and Nuh (peace be upon him) came Hud and Salih (peace be upon them).