How high did the waters rise

Q: What is the meaning of the term Judi in the context of the Prophet Noah (pbuh)?

In the context of the Quranic account, the term Judi is understood to mean a high setting or a hill, indicating the elevated place where the Ark finally came to rest.

Q: How does the Quranic description of the Flood differ from some other traditional accounts?

While some interpretations suggest a global flood, the Quranic account points to the Ark settling on a high place rather than the absolute peak of the world's highest mountains. This indicates that the event likely impacted a specific, localized region.

Q: Why is the distinction between a specific mountain and a high place significant?

This distinction clarifies that the waters reached a specific, significant height, but it refutes the idea that the entire earth and all global mountain ranges were completely submerged during the event.

Abstract

This video analyzes the location where the Ark of the Prophet Noah (pbuh) came to rest following the Flood. By examining the linguistic significance of the term Judi, the video suggests that it refers to a high setting or hill rather than a specific mountain peak. Consequently, it indicates that the Flood likely encompassed a particular region rather than submerging the entire earth.