Pick up from Amman

Prophet Musa/Moses. The Prophet Musa is the prophet mentioned most often in the Holy Qur’an. Many of the events of his life and mission are described in detail.
These include his birth, as he was brought up at Pharaoh’s Court; his argument with the Egyptian that he killed with a blow; his departure to Midian; his marriage to Jethro’s girl, Harun; his departure with the Children of Israel from Egypt; his talking to God and striking the rock; and his anger at his people’s relapsing into praying to the golden calf.
Many of the incidents that happened to him and his people happened while they roamed the desert before his death. Even though there is no actual tomb on Mount Nebo, it is the place where he died according to the Holy Qur’an (32:23):
“We verily gave Musa the Scripture; so be not ye in doubt of his accepting it, and We selected it a Guidance for the Children of Israel.”
According to Islam, ‘Isa/Jesus was viewed as the Messiah ‘Isa, son of Maryam, and a prophet of God and His message that he carried unto Mary and a Spirit from Him (4:171).
The question of his super-eminence over the other Messengers expressed as follows (2:153):
“We have favoured some of these Messengers over others. Some of them God talked to, while others He asked in degree, and We gave ‘Isa, son of Mary, cleared proofs, and We strengthened him with the Holy Spirit… “
The Holy Qur’an also says (23:50), “And we got the son of Maryam and his mother a Portent...”
‘Isa/Jesus was baptised by Yahya/John the Baptist in the River Jordan. It was then the Holy Spirit settled on him in the form of a dove and emerged into the Jordanian side of the River where he wandered for forty days in the wilderness.
Prophet Lut was the nephew of the Prophet Ibrahim and emigrated with him from Ur (Iraq).
Although the Prophet Ibrahim went to live in Palestine (in Hebron), Lut went to reside in the lands southern of the Dead Sea. Lut warned his people to desist from their homosexual practises, but they would not listen.
Two angels sent by God warned him to flee, so during the early hours of the night he did that with his daughters, to his cave in Ghor Safi, and the next morning the angels destroyed every last one of the sinners.
“And lo! Lut truly was of those sent [to warn], When We protected him and his household, everyone; Save an old woman among those who left behind, Then We destroyed the others” (Qur’an 37:133-136). Drop off in Amman.