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Location 1 : 6.8094 - 80.499
Prophet AdamAdam's Peak (Sri Lanka): According to widespread Islamic and regional tradition, this mountain is the terrestrial location where Adam first touched down on Earth after leaving paradise. |
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Location 2 : 6.8096 - 80.499
Prophet AdamAdam's Peak (Sri Pada) in Central Sri Lanka. Adam's Foot Mark. Its is located on the Adam's Peak Also known as Sri Pada (sacred foot print) that is actually a 5 ft 11 inch long foot mark on the peakof this mountain in Sri Lanka. The image features the protected rock enclosure at the summit of Adam's Peak. This sacred mountain peak houses a large, foot-shaped indentation in the living rock. Within Islamic tradition, this site is venerated as the footprint left by Adam when he first touched Earth after being sent down from Paradise. The site holds deep interfaith significance: Buddhists revere it as the footprint of the Buddha (Sri Pada), Hindus attribute it to Shiva, and Christians associate it with St. Thomas. |
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Location 3 : 21.354 - 39.983
Prophet AdamMount Arafat (Mecca Valley, Saudi Arabia): Traditional Islamic accounts hold that Adam and Eve reunited here at the "Mount of Mercy" to seek forgiveness after wandering the Earth. |
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Location 4 : 21.378 - 40.012
Prophet AdamWadi Thaman / Na'man (Near Mecca, Saudi Arabia): Islamic tradition points to this valley as the site of the primordial covenant where God extracted the entire future lineage of Adam from his back. |
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Location 5 : 21.423 - 39.831
Prophet AdamMount Abu Qubays (Mecca, Saudi Arabia): According to historical accounts by early scholars like Al-Tabari, Adam lived out his final days in Mecca, died here, and was buried inside this prominentmountain. |
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Location 6 : 31.005 - 47.431
Prophet AdamGarden of Eden (Traditional Mesopotamian / Tigris-Euphrates Basin): Adam was created by God, given life, and initially placed here alongside Eve before their exile. |
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Location 7 : 31.524 - 35.110
Prophet AdamBuried at the Cave of the Patriarchs, Hebron, West Bank. The image shows the Cave of the Patriarchs, also known as the Sanctuary of Abraham or the Ibrahimi Mosque, located in the old city of Hebronin the West Bank. It is widely considered the second holiest site in Judaism and is a deeply sacred location in Christianity and Islam. The massive, fortress-like stone enclosure was originally constructed over 2,000 years ago during the Herodian era to protect the underground cave complex. According to religious tradition, this site serves as the final burial place of three biblical couples: Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebecca, and Jacob and Leah. |