Jerusalem, Israel Occupied Palestine
Coordinates: 31.776766, 35.243160
Note: Some of the information in this article comes from Jewish sources.
Tomb of the Prophets Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi (Qubur El Anbiyya) is an ancient burial site located on the upper western slope of the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem. According to a medieval Jewish tradition also adopted by Christians, the catacomb is believed to be the burial place of Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi, the last three Hebrew Bible prophets who are believed to have lived during the 6th-5th centuries BC
This category belongs to those prophets that are not mentioned either in Islamic Scriptures or in any of the Ahl-e-kitab books. These prophets were mainly sent to different nations around the world including nation of Bani Israel and not much information is available regarding them to us.
Only thing we know is that people revere and regard these sites as prophetic graves from centuries as it was passed onto them from generations so the thing we can go is pass this legacy to our next generation and not take it upon ourselves to decide whether these sites are authentic or not. Cause it is nearly impossible to be a perfect judge of that.
For example there are some prophets whose names aren’t even knows to general public. Only we know from traditional sources of people who were inspired by some Awliyas or by seeing some dreams over and over that there at a certain distance lies the grave of a holy prophet. Perfect example of this is the 8 graves of Prophets found in Sirhind, Punjab (India) by local farmers.
Another Example: Tomb of Prophet Shu’ayb al-Haduri عليه السلام
Coordinates: 31.776766, 35.243160
Note: Some of the information in this article comes from Jewish sources.
Dating back to the 12th century, legend has it that the Hz. Ayyub عليه اسلام struck the ground with his staff causing water to gush out in a spring. This water is considered to have healing powers
Once an open air mosque, this mosque is now converted into a small garden by israeli settlers, one of many attempts to erase Islamic heritage of Palestine
A place which many centuries ago was a part of the ocean is today a dessert. And driving through the desert and visiting the museum is an amazing experience once should not miss
Intended to serve the garrison of the Citadel, Masjid Mehrab-e-Dawud served as a Friday mosque, and was the only Friday mosque within the walls of the city other than al-Aqsa Mosque
Though not named in the Quran, Hz. Binyamin رضي الله عنه is referred to as the righteous youngest son of Hz. Yaqub عليه اسلام, in the narrative of Hz. Yusuf عليه اسلام in Islamic tradition
Ummah of our Dear Prophet ﷺ today is in despair and confusion. We are the biggest victims of the atrocities that are done throughout the world and yet we are called culprits. And the biggest reason for this is that we have forgotten our roots, our great history through which we conquered not just lands but hearts. Our aim is not only to talk about history but to relive it and for this reason alone we are creating this website. Have a nice browsing 🙂
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