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The site of Ashab al-Ukhdud in Najran, and it is located on the banks of the Najran Valley, and there are many archaeological discoveries in it, including two stone millstones, a pottery jar filled with silver coins, metal plates, a stone obelisk, incense burners, pottery vessels, altars and statues, And a mosque dating back to the first century AH. The site and the story of the owners of Al-Ukhdood were mentioned in the Holy Qur’an in Surat Al-Buruj, where the Jewish king Al-Taba’ Dhu Nuwas, the king of Yemen, burned the Christians.