Summary of "موضع الكعبة الحقيقية و المقام الكشف عن أخر شيء كان مخفيا عنكم لمئات السنين الصدمة الأخيرة"

Summary of Scientific Concepts, Discoveries, and Natural Phenomena Presented

Historical and Religious Context

Discussion about the early Islamic period, focusing on the Prophet Muhammad’s battles and expeditions, especially the intended northern expansion toward Sinai.
The role of hypocrites and Jewish conspiracies in preventing the Prophet’s entry into Sinai, a region of great religious significance containing Mount Sinai and Noah’s Ark.

Qibla (Direction of Prayer) and Its Change

Initially, Muslims faced north toward Al-Aqsa Mosque (Jerusalem).
Later, the Qibla was changed to face the “Sacred Mosque,” which is south of Al-Aqsa.
The term “shatr” (to divide or cut in half) is used to explain that the Prophet was commanded to face a direction between the north (Al-Aqsa) and south (Sacred Mosque).
This suggests the true Qibla is a middle direction, not directly toward the current Sacred Mosque in Mecca.

Distinction Between Sacred Mosque and Sacred House (Kaaba)

The Quran mentions the “Sacred Mosque” and the “Sacred House” separately in different sets of verses (15 verses each).
The Sacred Mosque is identified with the current Masjid al-Haram in Mecca.
The Sacred House (Kaaba) is suggested to be located elsewhere, possibly in the Sinai Peninsula, near the resting place of Noah’s Ark.
The Kaaba is described metaphorically as shaped like the heel of a foot, hemispherical on top, not the cubic structure currently known.

Geographical Coordinates and Locations Identified

Ark of the Covenant: Latitude 24°N, Longitude 39°E, within the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina.
Cave of the Youths (Ashab al-Kahf): Latitude 36°N, Longitude 10°E, in Zaghouan, Tunisia.
Noah’s Ark: Latitude 29°N, Longitude 33°E, in the heart of Sinai, north of Mount Judi.
Barrier/Dam of Dhul-Qarnayn: Located between two lines at Latitude 19°N, Longitude 36°E, in modern Sudan.
Solomon’s Palace: Found on two submerged islands north of Alexandria in Abu Qir.
Meeting place of Moses and Al-Khidr: Bab el-Mandeb Strait (between Djibouti and Yemen), Latitude 12°N, Longitude 43°E.
Sea Parting for Moses and Pharaoh’s Drowning: Located south of the Gulf of Suez, Latitude 29°N, Longitude 32°E.
Sacred Mosque (Masjid al-Haram): Latitude 21°N, Longitude 39°E.
True Sacred House (Kaaba): Latitude 29°N, Longitude 33°E (Sinai region).

Methodology for Locating Sacred Sites

Use of Quranic verses with precise word counts, verse numbers, and surah numbers to derive geographical coordinates (degrees, minutes, seconds).
Application of linguistic analysis of Quranic terms (e.g., “shatr”) to interpret directions.
Correlation of scriptural data with modern satellite imagery (Google Earth) and geographical data.
Cross-referencing historical maps and ancient cartography (e.g., Butrus’s maps) with modern geographic understanding.

Theological and Symbolic Insights

The Sacred House is described as a sanctuary and place of security, protected by God from destruction or harm.
The current Kaaba in Mecca is not the original Sacred House but a later structure built after the original was destroyed by the flood.
The Station of Abraham (Maqam Ibrahim) is not a small stone imprint but a large place of prayer and knowledge.
The sacredness and blessings of the Sinai region, linking it to Noah’s Ark and Mount Sinai where God revealed Himself to Moses.
The Bedouins’ role in preserving or distorting the knowledge of the true Qibla and sacred sites.

Natural Phenomena and Cosmology

Reference to the spherical shape of the Earth, night and day wrapping around each other, and the sun’s eventual extinction (“folding up”).
Critique of flat-Earth theories using Quranic verses and modern scientific understanding.

Political and Social Context

Mention of modern geopolitical issues regarding Sinai, restrictions imposed after its reclamation, and its future as an Islamic land.
The presence of multiple Kaabas in the Arabian Peninsula, used historically for trade, pilgrimage, and political purposes.

Researchers or Sources Featured

The speaker references their own previous research and episodes over the past two and a half years.
Mentions the channel “The Greatest Secret: The Science of the Book 2021” for similar topics.
References ancient mapmaker Butrus (likely referring to Ptolemy or a similar figure known for early cartography).
Quranic verses and Islamic tradition as primary sources.
Satellite imagery and Google Earth as modern tools for geographic verification.

Note: The video blends religious exegesis, historical analysis, geographical investigation, and spiritual interpretation, proposing that the true location of the Kaaba and other sacred Islamic sites differ from commonly accepted locations and are instead in the Sinai region, supported by Quranic verse analysis and geographic coordinates derived from the text.