Moses's Photo Album

Pictures, Places and History of Prophet Moses
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  Moses | 2,056 Photos in 21 Albums

  Album 1:   Al-Mawazin and Dome of the Rock | 314 photos
  Album 2:   Ceramics of the Dome of the Rock Mosque | 34 photos
  Album 3:   Dome exterior of the Dome of the Rock | 199 photos
  Album 4:   Western Wall and Dome of the Rock | 242 photos
  Album 5:   Interior dome of the Dome of the Rock | 35 photos
  Album 6:   Interior of the Dome of the Rock | 78 photos
  Album 7:   Well of Souls, Cave in the Dome of the Rock underneath the foundation stone | 20 photos
  Album 8:   Foundation Stone (Temple_Mount), enclosed by the Dome of the Rock | 42 photos
  Album 9:   Dome of the Chain and Dome of the Rock | 131 photos
  Album 10:   Exterior of the Dome of the Rock | 154 photos
  Album 11:   Night photos of the Dome of the Rock | 48 photos
  Album 12:   Remote views of the Dome of the Rock | 318 photos
  Album 13:   Historical Images of Zedekiah's Cave | 33 photos
  Album 14:   Zedekiah Cave, Jerusalem | 33 photos
  Album 15:   Mount Nebo Memorial where Moses walked | 16 photos
  Album 16:   Bell Tower of Saint Catherine Monastery, Mount Sinai, Egypt where Moses received God's revelation | 29 photos
  Album 17:   Burning Bush at Saint Catherine Monastery, Mount Sinai, Egypt | 16 photos
  Album 18:   Interior of Saint Catherine Monastery, Mount Sinai, Egypt | 4 photos
  Album 19:   Views of Saint Catherine Monastery from Mount Sinai | 15 photos
  Album 20:   Exploring Saint Catherine Monastery and Mount Sinai, Egypt | 224 photos
  Album 21:   Views from Mount Sinai, Egypt | 63 photos
  • Tomb of Moses and his companions, Israel. The image shows an aerial view of Nabi Musa (the Tomb of Prophet Moses), a large, historic multi-domed sanctuary complex located in the Judean Desert wilderness, just south of the main road connecting Jerusalem and Jericho in the West Bank.Built primarily during the Mamluk period under Sultan Baybars in the 13th century, this fortified stone compound functions both as a mosque and a caravanserai. It marks the traditional Islamic location for the final resting place of Moses (Musa). Spread across the slopes directly in front of the complex walls is a vast historical Muslim cemetery, where pilgrims and local families have sought burial for centuries due to the holy nature of the site.
    1.   Prophet Moses:   Tomb of Moses and his companions, Israel. The image shows an aerial view of Nabi Musa (the Tomb of [...]
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  • Tomb of Moses, Israel. The image shows a ground-level view of the Nabi Musa sanctuary complex, looking up from the arid floor of the Judean Desert in the West Bank. This perspective highlights the fortified stone outer walls, multi-tiered terraces, and prominent white domes and minaret of the 13th-century Mamluk caravanserais and mosque compound.
    2.   Prophet Moses:   Tomb of Moses, Israel. The image shows a ground-level view of the Nabi Musa sanctuary complex [...]
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  • Grave of Moses inside the shrine, Israel. The image shows the actual internal cenotaph room inside the Nabi Musa sanctuary complex in the Judean Desert, West Bank. The large, elevated sarcophagus is heavily draped in a black velvet ceremonial cloth embroidered with golden Arabic calligraphy. The text visible on the side explicitly references the unique status of Moses in Islamic theology, displaying the Quranic verse fragment
    3.   Prophet Moses:   Grave of Moses inside the shrine, Israel. The image shows the actual internal cenotaph room inside [...]
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  • Dead Sea parted by Moses. A view from Mount Nebo, Jordan. According to the Bible, the exact location of Moses' grave is unknown, in order to impede idolatry.The image captures the panoramic view looking west from the summit ridge of Mount Nebo (Jabal Nibu) in western Jordan. According to biblical tradition, this is the mountain peak where Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land before his death. On a clear day, this high-altitude mountain ledge offers an expansive, sweeping view across the deep Jordan River Valley, the northern basin of the Dead Sea, and the distant hills of the West Bank. The stone walls visible in the lower left corner belong to the archaeological remnants surrounding the Memorial Church of Moses.
    4.   Prophet Moses:   Dead Sea parted by Moses. A view from Mount Nebo, Jordan. According to the Bible, the exact [...]
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  • The point on Mount Nebo where Moses viewed the 'promised land' claimed by Jews and Christians. The image shows the excavated stone foundations and columns of the Memorial Church of Moses complex at the summit of Mount Nebo, Jordan. The ruins highlight the classic Byzantine-era stone archways, multi-tiered platforms, and standing columns of the ancient basilica, which was built to honor the traditional death and burial site of Moses.
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