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Hazrat Musa (AS) and Hazrat Haroon (AS) were noble brothers and Prophets sent to guide Bani Israel. According to historical and religious sources, Hazrat Haroon (AS) passed away before Hazrat Musa (AS) and was buried at Mount Hor (Jabal Harun), which is located near Petra in modern-day Jordan. This location is widely accepted by Islamic historians and is also recognized in Judaic and Christian traditions.

Hazrat Musa (AS), according to Islamic belief, passed away shortly after, near the land of Palestine. The Qur’an mentions that he was shown the Promised Land but was not permitted to enter it. His exact grave location is unknown, as it is said in Hadith (Sahih Muslim) that Allah (SWT) concealed it. However, Islamic tradition generally places his death near the border of present-day Israel, close to Mount Nebo (part of the Abarim range), which is in modern-day Jordan facing into Israel.

Although neither grave has been definitively located, the most historically accepted view is that Hazrat Haroon (AS) is buried in Jordan and Hazrat Musa (AS) in the region corresponding to modern-day Israel.

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  Hazrat Haroon (AS) is buried at Mount Hor (Jabal Harun) near Petra, Jordan.

  
  


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  Hazrat Musa (AS) is believed to have died near Mount Nebo, facing into Israel.

  
  


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  The exact burial site of Hazrat Musa (AS) is divinely concealed according to Sahih Muslim.

  
  


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  Both were Prophets sent to Bani Israel and are mentioned repeatedly in the Qur’an.

  
  


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  Their story is central to Islamic, Jewish, and Christian traditions.

  
  


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  Hazrat Haroon (AS) died before Hazrat Musa (AS).

  
  


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  Mount Hor is a recognized religious site visited for historical reference.

  
  


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  These burial sites are in regions linked to the journey of Bani Israel after their exodus from Egypt.