تأملات حول نوح عليه السلام: السفينة وجبل جودي في رؤى الكتب السماوية

Reflections on Noah (A.S): The Ark and Judi Mount in the visions of the heavenly books

Abstract

The story of Noah (A.S) and the Great Flood is a cornerstone of many religious traditions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In Islamic tradition, the narrative of Noah (Nuh) and his ark holds particular significance, as it serves as a profound symbol of faith, divine mercy, and salvation. This paper delves into the rich tapestry of interpretations surrounding Noah's story, focusing on two key elements: the construction of the ark and the significance of Judi Mount.

The construction of the ark, as commanded by Allah (SWT) to Noah, represents not only a physical endeavor but also a spiritual journey of unwavering faith and obedience. Through meticulous analysis of Quranic verses, Hadiths, and interpretations from Islamic scholars, this paper explores the symbolism embedded within the ark's design, its purpose as a vessel of salvation, and the lessons it imparts to believers about trust in divine guidance amidst adversity.

Furthermore, this paper examines the significance of Judi Mount in the context of Noah's story. Mentioned in both the Quran and the Bible, Judi Mount is believed by some scholars to be the final resting place of Noah's ark. The exploration of Judi Mount's symbolism, geographical significance, and historical narratives sheds light on the enduring legacy of Noah's prophetic mission and the divine preservation of his ark as a testament to God's mercy and providence.

Through a multidisciplinary approach that encompasses religious studies, theology, and archaeology, this paper offers nuanced insights into the enduring relevance of Noah's story in contemporary discourse. By unraveling the layers of meaning embedded within the ark and Judi Mount, it seeks to deepen our understanding of faith, perseverance, and the eternal wisdom encapsulated in the visions of the heavenly books.