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Isfahan in Iran, Nahal Dishon, Tekoa or Jerusalem - Where Is the Tomb of Isaiah the...
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There is a small mosque in the old neighborhood of Isfahan, in the heart of the quarter still called "Yehudiyeh" - the Jewish quarter. Muslims call it "Masjid Shayyah" - the Mosque of Isaiah, and according to local tradition, the prophet Isaiah was buried there. The pattern is familiar: a great prophet, an ancient city, preservation of the name, an accumulated tradition, and local Jews praying alongside Muslims and it is sacred to both. When you…
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