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Location 1 : 21.354 - 39.983
Prophet EveMount Arafat (Mecca Valley, Saudi Arabia): After long years of wandering the earth alone, Eve finally reunited with Adam at this desert mount to seek God's mercy together. |
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Location 2 : 21.491 - 39.177
Prophet EveTomb of Eve situated in the central Al-Ammariya district of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The image features an exterior stone gateway leading into the historical burial compound traditionally revered bysome as the final resting place of Eve, the matriarch of humanity. In fact, folk etymology widely attributes the name of the city itself-Jeddah-to the Arabic word Jaddah, meaning "grandmother" (referring to Eve). |
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Location 3 : 21.491 - 39.190
Prophet EveBuried at the Tomb of Eve, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. 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 Hebron in theWest 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. |
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Location 4 : 21.492 - 39.183
Prophet EveTomb of Eve (Al-Ammariya, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia): Eve lived out her final years on the Arabian peninsula and was buried at this ancient, historically sealed cemetery site. |
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Location 5 : 21.543 - 39.172
Prophet EveJeddah (Red Sea Coast, Saudi Arabia): According to widespread Islamic and Middle Eastern tradition, Eve descended to Earth at this coastal city, whose name literally means 'grandmother' |
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Location 6 : 31.005 - 47.431
Prophet EveGarden of Eden (Traditional Mesopotamian / Tigris-Euphrates Basin): Eve was created from Adam's rib to be his partner, living here in Paradise until their exile. |