مقام النبي هود عليه السلام والنبي صالح عليه السلام

Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari

Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; paginati

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.

Ismail ibn Umar ibn Kathir

Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; paginati

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.

Ismail ibn Umar ibn Kathir

Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination var

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.

Page/Volume: Commentary on Quran 7:65-79 and 11:50-68; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | Page/Volume: Accounts of Prophets Hud and Salih; pagination varies by edition | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration. | The Quran and recognized tafsir support the identities, missions and moral narratives of Prophets Hud and Salih. Modern Iraqi shrine reporting supports the present joint maqam in Wadi al-Salam and its modern building history, including successive reconstruction and expansion. These modern reports do not establish an early continuous burial tradition or conclusively prove that both prophets are buried at this exact point. The article therefore distinguishes scriptural biography, later local attribution and documented modern administration.