Famous Islamic Landmarks
Tomb of Hud
This tomb, in Hadhramaut, Yemen belongs to Hud (a.s.) who was sent as a Prophet to the people of ‘Aad.
The people of ‘Aad were known for their strength and size. The majority however, rejected the invitation of Hud (a.s.) and were destroyed by a powerful wind.
The eleventh Surah of the Quran is named after Prophet Hud (a.s.).
(Information obtained from Islamic Landmarks' website)
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