Tomb of Job

The Tomb of Job is the supposed tomb and final resting place of Job, a prophet from the Bible. is on the outskirts of Salalah, about 15 miles outside of the city.

Design
The tomb consisted of a small beige building, a tiny whitewashed mosque and included a garden courtyard of native shrubs, and flowers.

The crypt was smaller than Nabi Imran's tomb, a perfect square. The walls were apinted white, the floor green. Red Persian rayer rugs flanked the grave mount, which were draped in silk shawls imprinted with passages from the Koran. Beneath the cloths were the dirt in which Job's body was said to been buried. The room was unadorned. The place was somewhat frequently visited by vistors and had a small box for donations.

A metallic structure was there. Outside was a small building outside with an ancient prayer room.

The tomb was visited by Safia al-Maaz while she was accompanied by Cassandra and her team.