Original-language or English-language term acceptableOne figure named for this adjective went along with the “two-horned” one, likely Alexander, through the Land of Darkness to search for the Fountain of Life, though he found it, unlike Alexander. That figure named for this adjective repairs poor hospitality by fixing a wall with treasure buried under it and goes on a journey to “where the two seas meet” with a prophet. That figure named for this adjective in the Surah of the Cave, who is often identified with (*) Saint George or Elijah, damages a boat and kills a child, confusing his companion Musa until all is explained. Al-Khizr’s (“ahl KIZZ-er’s”) name translates to English as this adjective. A dome named for this color that is part of the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina tops the tomb of Muhammad. For 10 points, name (-5[1])this color of the former Libyan flag, a symbol of (10[1])Islam. ■END■ (10[1])