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Prophet Terah - Haran (?anl?urfa Province, Turkey): Terah migrated north with his household toward Canaan but chose to settle permanently in this trading outpost, where he lived out his remaining years and died at age 205.

Coordinates: Latitude: 36.87100000 / Longitude: 39.02510000
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What is the significance of Prophet Terah in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?

Terah in Judaism
Viewed in the biblical narrative as the father of Abraham, rabbinic traditions depict him negatively as an idol-maker or idolater from Ur who underwent a spiritual failing.

Terah in Christianity
Mentioned in the New Testament in the ancestral lineage of Jesus, he is historically viewed as the patriarch who began the migration of God's chosen people from Ur.

Terah in Islam
He is remembered as the father of Abraham who made idols and opposed his son's monotheistic teachings.


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