The Prophet ﷺ said about Dajjal, "He is one-eyed, with fair skin and a bright complexion, his head as though it were a serpent. The man he most resembles is Abd al-Uzza bin Qatan. If anyone is destroyed, then let him perish knowing that your Lord, Most High, is not one-eyed."
عن النبي ﷺ أنه قال في الدجال: أعور هجان أزهر كأن رأسه أصلة، أشبه الناس بعبد العزى بن قطن، فإما هلك الهلك، فإن ربكم تعالى ليس بأعور.
Ahmad (2148), Ibn Khuzayma in Tawhid (54), and Ibn Hibban (6796) all narrated it through the route of Shuba, from Simak bin Harb, from Ikrima, from Ibn Abbas, who related it. Shuba said, "I then narrated it to Qatada, and he narrated to me something similar to this." Ibn Hibban did not mention this statement of Shuba's.Its isnad is sahih. Although Simak bin Harb's narration from Ikrima contains some confusion, Shuba's narration from him is sound, and Qatada corroborated Simak in this, as Shuba mentioned.His words "hijan azhar" mean brilliant white. His word "asala," with the fatha vowels, means a snake, for the Arabs would compare a small head that moves a great deal to the head of a snake.