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Tomb of Nabi Umran

Tomb of Nabi Imran

Umran (Imran) was a local Arab prophet, believed by some to have been the father of the Virgin Mary, and believed by others to have been the father of Moses. The sarcophagus is 33 m long. Visitors should remove their shoes before entering, and women should cover their heads with a scarf.

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Address: Al Matar St
Getting there: next to Lulu Hypermarket
Price: Free, tips gratefully accepted

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