Mount Judi (Aramaic Djûdi, Arabic جبل جودي Jabal Ǧūdī, Turkish Cudi Dağı, Kurdish Çîyaye Cûdî; in Syriac tradition also Qardū), according to Early Christian and Islamic tradition, is the Noah's apobaterion or "Place of Descent", the location where the Ark came to rest after the Great Flood. The Quranic tradition is based on Judeo-Christian legend, apparently of Syrian origin ultimately perhaps rooted in a version of the flood myth not derived from Biblical tradition.

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  • Mount Judi (Aramaic Djûdi, Arabic جبل جودي Jabal Ǧūdī, Turkish Cudi Dağı, Kurdish Çîyaye Cûdî; in Syriac tradition also Qardū), according to Early Christian and Islamic tradition, is the Noah's apobaterion or "Place of Descent", the location where the Ark came to rest after the Great Flood. The Quranic tradition is based on Judeo-Christian legend, apparently of Syrian origin ultimately perhaps rooted in a version of the flood myth not derived from Biblical tradition. The identification of Mount Judi as the landing site of the ark persisted in Syriac and Armenian tradition throughout Late Antiquity but was abandoned for the tradition equating the Biblical location with the highest mountain of the region, which therefore came to be known as Mount Ararat. Islamic and Syriac tradition identifies Mount Judi or Qardu as a peak near the town of Jazirat ibn Umar (modern Cizre), at the headwaters of the Tigris, near the modern Syrian-Turkish border. The tradition can be traced to Arab historian Al-Masudi (d. 956), who reported that the spot where the ark came to rest could be seen in his time. Al-Masudi locates Jabal Judi at 80 parasangs from the Tigris. The description of medieval geographer Yaqut al-Hamawi matches exactly a peak of 2089 m which in modern times is referred to as jabal judi or judi dagh by Muslims and as qardu by Christians and Jews, located north of Silopi.
  • Der Cudi Dağı ist mit 2.089 m der höchste Berg in der türkischen Provinz Şırnak.
  • Cudi Dağı (Muntanyes Judi, جودي Djabal Djudi en àrab) és un massís muntanyos ésmentat a l'alcorà, tradicioanlment situat al sud-est de Turquia, a uns 40 km al nord-esy de Djazirat ibn Umar, i el lloc on va anar a parar l'arca de Noe segons el llibre sant. Judi derivaria de kurdi o de muntanyes de Gordiene.
  • Al-Djoedie of Djôedy is de berg waar volgens de Koran de ark van Noach is gestrand. Dit wordt genoemd in Soera Hud 44: En er werd gezegd: "O, aarde, slok op uw water en o, hemel, houd op (met regenen). " En het water werd tot zakken gebracht en het gebod was vervuld. En de Ark kwam op (de berg) Al-Djoedie te rusten. En er werd gezegd: "Vervloekt zij het onrechtvaardige volk. " Volgens het Bijbelboek Genesis is de ark op de zeventiende dag van de zevende maand van de zondvloed vastgelopen het Araratgebergte.
  • Cudi Dağı, Güneydoğu Anadolu'da, Şırnak ve Silopi ilçe merkezleri arasında yer alan 2.114 m'lik yüksekliğe sahip dağ.
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  • Mount Judi (Aramaic Djûdi, Arabic جبل جودي Jabal Ǧūdī, Turkish Cudi Dağı, Kurdish Çîyaye Cûdî; in Syriac tradition also Qardū), according to Early Christian and Islamic tradition, is the Noah's apobaterion or "Place of Descent", the location where the Ark came to rest after the Great Flood. The Quranic tradition is based on Judeo-Christian legend, apparently of Syrian origin ultimately perhaps rooted in a version of the flood myth not derived from Biblical tradition.
  • Der Cudi Dağı ist mit 2.089 m der höchste Berg in der türkischen Provinz Şırnak.
  • Cudi Dağı (Muntanyes Judi, جودي Djabal Djudi en àrab) és un massís muntanyos ésmentat a l'alcorà, tradicioanlment situat al sud-est de Turquia, a uns 40 km al nord-esy de Djazirat ibn Umar, i el lloc on va anar a parar l'arca de Noe segons el llibre sant. Judi derivaria de kurdi o de muntanyes de Gordiene.
  • Al-Djoedie of Djôedy is de berg waar volgens de Koran de ark van Noach is gestrand. Dit wordt genoemd in Soera Hud 44: En er werd gezegd: "O, aarde, slok op uw water en o, hemel, houd op (met regenen). " En het water werd tot zakken gebracht en het gebod was vervuld. En de Ark kwam op (de berg) Al-Djoedie te rusten. En er werd gezegd: "Vervloekt zij het onrechtvaardige volk.
  • Cudi Dağı, Güneydoğu Anadolu'da, Şırnak ve Silopi ilçe merkezleri arasında yer alan 2.114 m'lik yüksekliğe sahip dağ.
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