Prophet Map for Jethro

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Map Photos for Jethro (7 locations)

Land of Midian (Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia): Jethro lived out his core ministry here as a prince-priest, famously welcoming the fugitive Moses and giving him his daughter Zipporah in marriage.
Location 1: 28.483 - 34.983
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Caves of Jethro / Magha'ir Shu'ayb (Al-Bad', Saudi Arabia): Traditional regional architecture and local lore pinpoint these ancient carved mountain dwellings as the specific household settlement of Jethro's tribal family.
Location 2: 28.489 - 35.012
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Enlistment Camp at Mount Horeb (Sinai Peninsula): Jethro travelled out to the desert camp to reunite Moses with his family, celebrate God's victory over Pharaoh, and establish the world's first multi-tiered judicial court network.
Location 3: 28.539 - 33.975
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Shrine of Nabi Shu'ayb (Wadi Shoaib / Al-Salt, Jordan): Following his departure from the Israelite camp, Jethro returned to the Levant where Islamic traditions hold that he passed away and was buried in this scenic river valley.
Location 4: 31.956 - 35.688
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Jethro's shrine in Wadiye Shoaib, Jordan. The image features the modern architectural reconstruction of the Prophet Shu'ayb Mosque complex, situated in the rugged terrain of Wadi Shu'ayb south of the historic city of As-Salt, Balqa Governorate. The sanctuary is dedicated to the pre-Islamic prophet Shu'ayb (traditionally identified with the biblical patriarch Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses) and serves as an important site of Islamic pilgrimage.
Location 5: 31.960 - 35.716
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In Judaism, Jethro's Tomb, Hittin overlooks the Sea of Galilee, Israel. The image captures the extensive limestone sanctuary complex of Nabi Shu'ayb, built directly into the steep hillsides below the historic Horns of Hattin. Located near the vanished village of Hittin just west of Tiberias, this sanctuary marks the traditional tomb of the Prophet Shu'ayb (Biblical Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses). It stands as the absolute holiest religious shrine and the most important annual pilgrimage site for the Druze community.
Location 6: 32.805 - 35.454
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Maqam Nabi Shu'ayb (Hattin / Lower Galilee, Israel): This secondary historical complex holds a revered traditional tomb site that marks Jethro's deep structural connections to the regional pilgrimages of the Levant.
Location 7: 32.806 - 35.454
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Caves of Jethro, Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
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Location 8: 28.487 - 35.000
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Valley of Jethro, Balqa, Jordan
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Location 9: 31.906 - 35.635
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Shuaib Mosque, burial shrine of Jethro, Balqa, Jordan
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Location 10: 31.960 - 35.710
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Jethro Shrine ('Maqam Nabi Shuaib') and mosque, Al-Salt, Jordan
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Location 11: 31.960 - 35.716
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