Prophet Map for Job

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Map Photos for Job (10 locations)

Tomb of Prophet Ayyub (Jabal Samhan / Salalah, Oman): According to alternative Arabian historical traditions, Job lived out his final restored decades in the lush southern highlands and was buried on this mountain peak.
Location 1: 17.111 - 54.116
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The tomb of Job, outside Salalah, Oman. The image captures the interior of the Tomb of the Prophet Job (Nabi Ayyub), situated in the isolated village of Hayawt inside the scenic Dhofar Mountains, approximately 30 kilometers northwest of Salalah, Oman. The extraordinarily elongated sarcophagus is enclosed within a white-tiled border, draped in an patterned green-and-gold ceremonial cloth, and adjacent to a traditional burner emitting local frankincense smoke.
Location 2: 17.111 - 53.994
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Scroll of Book of Job, in Hebrew.This image does not feature a geographic landmark or an Aaron shrine, but rather displays a handwritten Hebrew scroll of the biblical Book of Job (Megillat Iyov), as evidenced by the embroidered Hebrew label (Iyov/Job) on the red velvet mantle below it.
Location 3: 31.772 - 35.201
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Druze community claims Tomb of Job in Chouf District of Lebanon. The image captures the main courtyard of the Nabi Ayoub Shrine (Shrine of the Prophet Job), situated in the historic area of Khirbet Ayoub near the village of Yarqa, southwest of As-Salt in the Balqa Governorate, Jordan. This extensive limestone complex features traditional stone arcades (riwaqs) surrounding a paved plaza, with stone stairs leading up to the central domed prayer hall that houses the traditional tomb of the prophet.
Location 4: 32.027 - 35.733
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Shrine attributed to Job. The image captures the exterior facade of the Shrine of Prophet Job, located in a rural desert area just outside the city of Hillah, the provincial capital of the Babylon Governorate in Iraq. Painted in a distinct turquoise-blue with a large central dome, the Arabic calligraphy across the front porch reads 'Meqam as-Sabir Nabi Allah Ayyub alayhi as-salam' (The Shrine of the Patient, Prophet of God Job, peace be upon him), paying homage to his renowned steadfastness in Islamic tradition.
Location 5: 32.348 - 44.399
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Grave in Basra, Iraq claimed as grave of Job. The image shows the actual interior tomb structure of the Prophet Shu'ayb (Jethro) inside the Nabi Shu'ayb Complex near Hittin in the Lower Galilee region. The raised stone sarcophagus is draped in a green ceremonial cloth, surrounded by traditional floor seating cushions (majlis), and decorated with framed religious script on the wall. This room holds a footprint traditionally believed to belong to Shu'ayb and serves as the primary pilgrimage room for the Druze community.
Location 6: 32.805 - 35.454
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Land of Uz (Hauran Plains / Southern Syria): Job was born and lived here as a wealthy nobleman, managing vast livestock herds before being stripped of his possessions in a severe trial of faith.
Location 7: 32.850 - 36.200
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Spring of Job / Ayn Ayyub (Nawa, Syria): Job travelled and endured his painful skin illness here, eventually stamping his foot into the earth to reveal a miraculous healing spring that restored his youth.
Location 8: 32.891 - 36.039
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Job's Shrine, Chouf Region, Lebanon
Location 9: 33.587 - 35.625
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Shrine of Job (Al-Chouf Mountains, Lebanon): This secondary historical complex holds a revered traditional cave tomb that marks Job's deep regional connections to the early migrations of the Levant.
Location 10: 33.683 - 35.566
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Tomb of Job, Jabal Al-Qara, Oman
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Location 11: 17.118 - 54.020
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Ayyub Cave, Shahr-e-Babak, Kerman, Iran where Prophet Job visited
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Location 12: 30.617 - 54.866
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Ayyub Cave, Mountain Ayyub, Kerman, Iran where Prophet Job meditated
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Location 13: 30.626 - 54.860
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