Lot's Photo Album

Pictures, Places and History of Prophet Lot
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  Lot | 103 Photos in 4 Albums

  • Exterior of the Tomb of Lot located in Beni Naim village of West Bank, 2 miles from Hebron, Palestine. The image shows the historic stone exterior of the Maqam of Prophet Lut (Lot), located in the mountain town of Bani Na'im, just a few kilometers east of Hebron in the West Bank. This prominent limestone complex incorporates a historic mosque and features a distinctive low minaret seen rising in the background. The structure, which was largely reinforced during the Mamluk period, marks the traditional Islamic and biblical burial sanctuary attributed to Lot.
    1.   Prophet Lot:   Exterior of the Tomb of Lot located in Beni Naim village of West Bank, 2 miles from Hebron [...]
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  • Arched internal entrance doorway leading directly into the subterranean burial crypt of the Maqam of Prophet Lut (Lot), located inside the historic mosque complex in the town of Bani Na'im, West Bank.The green-painted wooden door frame is capped by a rounded stone arch displaying the word
    2.   Prophet Lot:   Arched internal entrance doorway leading directly into the subterranean burial crypt of the Maqam [...]
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  • This was the spot where Lot's wife left him, after which God punished her. The image captures a panoramic view of the Dead Sea, looking east directly from the overlook point at the Maqam of Lot's Daughters (Yaqin) near Bani Na'im, West Bank.Perched high on a rocky plateau, this historic overlook is traditionally linked to the biblical and Islamic narrative where Lot's daughters looked down upon the smoky destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. The viewpoint offers a sweeping, elevated look across the arid Judean Desert cliffs down to the shimmering expanse of the hypersaline lake.
    3.   Prophet Lot:   This was the spot where Lot's wife left him, after which God punished her. The image captures a [...]
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  • Sodom was destroyed by a violent earthquake. Today, their are obvious signs of such a disaster. The image shows the distinct salt-and-limestone rock pillar known as Lot's Wife, standing prominently along the ridge of Mount Sodom at the southwestern edge of the Dead Sea, Israel.This dramatic, weathered geological formation is famously linked to the biblical and Islamic account of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, where Lot's wife was turned into a pillar of salt for looking back at the burning cities. The column rises directly above Route 90, overlooking the vast salt flats of the southern Dead Sea basin.
    4.   Prophet Lot:   Sodom was destroyed by a violent earthquake. Today, their are obvious signs of such a disaster. The [...]
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  • Sodom was destroyed by a violent earthquake. Today, their are obvious signs of such a disaster. The image shows a ground-level view from the base of Mount Sodom along Route 90 in Israel, looking directly up at the Lot's Wife rock pillar perched on the high ridge above. At the bottom of the cliff face stands the reinforced concrete entrance to the historic Sodom Salt Cave 1 (indicated by the graffiti reading Mgharat al-Safi or Cave of the Pure), a well-known desert geological exploration site.
    5.   Prophet Lot:   Sodom was destroyed by a violent earthquake. Today, their are obvious signs of such a disaster. The [...]
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  • Lake of Sodom. The depth is 378m, said to be the deepest hypersaline lake in the world. In a  salinity of 33.7%, a harsh environment that no living organism can flourish, otherwise known as the 'Dead Sea'.The image shows a close-up detail of the banded, crystalline rock-salt strata inside the Sodom Salt Caves, located within Mount Sodom at the southwestern edge of the Dead Sea, Israel.This mountain is unique because it is composed almost entirely of halite (rock salt) covered by a thin layer of cap rock. Over thousands of years, infrequent desert rains have dissolved vertical shafts and carved out elaborate subterranean passages. This geological process has created beautifully layered salt bands that are highly visible to hikers exploring the caves.
    6.   Prophet Lot:   Lake of Sodom. The depth is 378m, said to be the deepest hypersaline lake in the world. In a [...]
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  • Lake of Sodom. Photo showing the layers of salt formation. The image highlights macro crystalline salt formations resting on mud and gravel along the shoreline of Mount Sodom at the southwestern edge of the Dead Sea, Israel. The hypersaline waters of the lake regularly deposit these rough, snow-white salt crystals across the nearby rocks and shores, creating heavily encrusted mineral clusters that characterize the immediate basin surrounding the salt mountain.
    7.   Prophet Lot:   Lake of Sodom. Photo showing the layers of salt formation. The image highlights macro crystalline [...]
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  • Lake of Sodom. The salt crystal precipitate resulting from evaporation that entails the water salinity. The image highlights macro crystalline salt formations resting on mud and gravel along the shoreline of Mount Sodom at the southwestern edge of the Dead Sea, Israel. The hypersaline waters of the lake regularly deposit these rough, snow-white salt crystals across the nearby rocks and shores, creating heavily encrusted mineral clusters that characterize the immediate basin surrounding the salt mountain.
    8.   Prophet Lot:   Lake of Sodom. The salt crystal precipitate resulting from evaporation that entails the water [...]
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  • Mount Sodom, Israel, showing the so-called 'Lot's Wife' pillar composed, like the rest of the mountain, of halite (rock salt).The image shows an alternate angle of the Lot's Wife rock pillar, looking up from the steep, crumbling slopes of Mount Sodom at the southwestern edge of the Dead Sea, Israel. This perspective captures the distinct limestone-and-salt column standing out from the main desert cliff face against a clear blue sky, showing how the unique wind and rain patterns of the Dead Sea basin have shaped the landscape over thousands of years.
    9.   Prophet Lot:   Mount Sodom, Israel, showing the so-called 'Lot's Wife' pillar composed, like the rest of the [...]
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  • 10.   Prophet Lot:   Ur of the Chaldees (Tell el-Muqayyar, Iraq): Lot was born and raised [...]
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  • 11.   Prophet Lot:   Haran (Sanliurfa Province, Turkey): Lot lived here with his family [...]
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  • 12.   Prophet Lot:   Bethel / Ai Ridge (West Bank): Lot camped here temporarily with [...]
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  • 13.   Prophet Lot:   Sodom and Gomorrah (Dead Sea Basin, Jordan/West Bank): Lot relocated [...]
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  • 14.   Prophet Lot:   Cave of Lot / Deir 'Ain 'Abata (Ghor es-Safi, Jordan): Lot fled to [...]
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  • 15.   Prophet Lot:   Tomb of Lot (Bani Na'im, West Bank): Lot spent his remaining years [...]
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  • 16.   Prophet Lot:   Tomb of Prophet Lot
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  • 17.   Prophet Lot:   Tomb of Prophet Lot
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  • 18.   Prophet Lot:   Tomb of Prophet Lot
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  Photo Albums for Lot (4 )
1.   Lot' Wife in Mount Sodom, Dead Sea, Israel | 7 photos
2.   Views of Dead Sea from Mount Sodom | 23 photos
3.   Ziggarut of Ur, the place where Adam, of Abraham, from 'Ur of the Chaldeans' | 46 photos
4.   Laments on the ruin of Ur, Iraq, dated to 2000 BC. An area linked to Adam, Lot and Abraham | 9 photos

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