Prophet Yusuf (Joseph, peace be upon him) is the Prophet renowned in the Qur'an for his God-given ability to interpret dreams. An entire surah - Surah Yusuf (Chapter 12) - is devoted to his story and is described by the Qur'an as "the best of stories" (ahsan al-qasas).
Yusuf's gift of dream interpretation is demonstrated at several key points in his story. As a child, he told his father Ya'qub (Jacob) about a dream in which eleven stars, the sun, and the moon prostrated to him - a vision that later came true. While imprisoned in Egypt, he correctly interpreted the dreams of two fellow inmates: one would serve wine to the king, and the other would be crucified. Most famously, he interpreted the King of Egypt's dream of seven fat cows being devoured by seven lean cows and seven green ears of grain alongside seven dry ones, predicting seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine. This interpretation saved Egypt from disaster and led to Yusuf's appointment as treasurer of Egypt.
The other Prophets listed are associated with different miracles: Musa (Moses) with the staff and parting of the sea, Harun (Aaron) as Musa's assistant and spokesman, and Isa (Jesus) with healing the sick and raising the dead by Allah's permission.