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Map for Noah
Prophet Map for Noah (14 locations)
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Location 1 : 31.185 - 35.704
Prophet NoahNoah's grave may be at Karak Nuh, Lebanon. The image shows the exterior of the Shrine of Prophet Nuh (Noah), located on a forested hilltop in the historic city of Al-Karak, Jordan.This square, whitestone structure features a single arched window and is crowned by a bright green dome. Managed as an active holy site and place of pilgrimage, the shrine stands among dense pine trees overlooking the deep valley, honoring the patriarch Noah within Islamic and local Jordanian heritage. |
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Location 2 : 31.995 - 44.314
Prophet NoahNoah's grave may be at Imam Ali Mosque (Shia Islam), Najaf, Iraq. The image shows the main golden iwan and twin minarets of the Imam Ali Holy Shrine (Masjid Ali ibn Abi Talib), located in the heartof Najaf, Iraq. This complex is the third holiest site in Shia Islam. It houses the tomb of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad and the first Shia Imam. Additionally, Shia tradition holds that the sanctuary is also the final burial place of the biblical and Quranic patriarchs Adam and Noah, whose remains were brought here to rest alongside Imam Ali. |
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Location 3 : 32.029 - 44.400
Prophet NoahLocation of the great flood. The image shows a historic archival photograph of the open central courtyard inside the Great Mosque of Kufa (Masjid al-Kufa), located in Kufa, Iraq. The structurecentered in the middle of the courtyard is the Safinat Nuh (Noah's Ark marker), a historic octagonal stone basin enclosure. According to Islamic tradition and early historical accounts, this specific spot inside the mosque compound marks the exact location where the ground split open and water gushed forth to begin the Great Deluge, and where Noah later constructed his ark. |
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Location 4 : 32.029 - 44.403
Prophet NoahKufa / Ancient Mesopotamia (Najaf Governorate, Iraq): Noah was born and lived his early centuries here, building the Ark in this low valley plain after facing decades of rejection from his community. |
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Location 5 : 34.341 - 35.952
Prophet NoahNoah grave located in a valley in Lebanon. Some believe his grave is in Jordan, Iraq or Turkey. The image shows the interior sanctuary of the Tomb of Noah (Nabi Nuh), located in the village of KarakNuh within the Zahle District of the Beqaa Governorate, Lebanon.The long subterranean tomb structure is draped in a green ceremonial cloth and stretches down a narrow, green-painted corridor. The wall alcove explicitly features a painted depiction of Noah's Ark alongside the Quranic verse greeting "Salamun 'ala Nuhin fil-'alamin" (Peace be upon Noah among all worlds), designating the traditional resting place of the biblical and Islamic patriarch. |
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Location 6 : 35.000 - 40.000
Prophet NoahThe Global Flood waters (Ancient Near East Epicentre): Noah travelled across these vast, world-engulfing floodwaters for months, safely insulated inside the wooden Ark alongside his family and animalpairs. |
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Location 7 : 37.311 - 42.408
Prophet NoahThamanin / Karakoy (??rnak Region, Turkey): Noah settled here immediately upon exiting the vessel, building Earth's first post-flood village named "The Eighty" to house the surviving companions. |
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Location 8 : 37.319 - 42.193
Prophet NoahTomb of Noah in the city of Cizre, Turkey on the Tigris River, north of where Iraq, Turkey and Syria meet. The image shows the Tomb of Noah (Hz. Nuh Turbasi) mausoleum complex, located within thecourtyard of the Nabi Nuh Mosque in the city center of Cizre, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey. The square structure features external blue-and-white tilework and is capped by a distinct metal conical dome roof over the subterranean vault. Local regional tradition holds this site to be the true final burial place of the biblical and Quranic patriarch Noah, given the city's close geographic proximity to Mount Judi (Cebel-i Cudi), where the Ark is traditionally believed to have finally rested after the great deluge. |
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Location 9 : 37.324 - 42.190
Prophet NoahTomb of Noah / Cizre (?irnak Province, Turkey): Noah lived out his final centuries restoring human civilization, died at an advanced age, and was laid to rest inside this highly revered ancient tombcomplex. |
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Location 10 : 37.365 - 42.493
Prophet NoahMount Cudi / Mount Judi (??rnak Province, Turkey): The Ark finally came to a safe stop at this rugged southeastern mountain peak as the destructive floodwaters began to dry up. |
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Location 11 : 39.195 - 45.412
Prophet NoahGrave monument of Noah. Built in the 17th century. Nakhichevan, exclave of Azerbaijan. The image shows Noah's Mausoleum (Nuh Peyqembar Turbesi), located within the old fortress complex (Kohna Qala)in the southern district of Nakhchivan City, the capital of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic (an exclave of Azerbaijan).The current octagonal, brick-and-mosaic building with a distinctive conical roof was rebuilt in 2006. It stands directly over the excavated 8th-century lower foundations of a historic burial vault, where local tradition holds that the biblical and Quranic patriarch Noah was laid to rest after his Ark came to rest in the nearby southern Caucasus mountains. |
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Location 12 : 39.211 - 45.411
Prophet NoahNakhichevan (Named after Noah) |
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Location 13 : 39.440 - 44.234
Prophet NoahSome believe Durupinar, a large aggregate structure in Mount Tendurek of eastern Turkey is the original Noah's Ark site. The image shows the Durupinar site, a large boat-shaped geological formationlocated in the Tendurek Mountains near the village of Uzengili, Dogubayazit District, Agri Province, eastern Turkey. Discovered in 1959 by Turkish army captain Ilhan Durupinar, the site gained international fame after amateur archaeologist Ron Wyatt and others promoted it as the petrified remains of Noah's Ark. It sits roughly 18 miles (29 km) south of the summit of Mount Ararat. Today, the area functions as a protected national park and features a small visitor center overlooking the formation. |
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Location 14 : 39.440 - 44.235
Prophet NoahNoah's Ark |
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