The Burning Bush

The Burning Bush that currently exists in St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, is the tree at which the Prophet Moses called his Lord, and this type of blackberry plant is not found anywhere else except in Sinai, and it is a strange tree that has no fruits and is green all year round, and attempts to replant it anywhere in the world have failed.

The Church of the Burning Bush

in the monastery has its origin inside the Holy Blackberry Church and its branches outside it, and no one enters this church without removing his slippers outside its door, following the example of God's prophet Moses, peace be upon him, who answered the call of his Lord and removed his slippers.

Burning Bush of Saint Catherine Monastery

and Mount Moses in Sinai represents a value for all religions from Judaism and Christianity as well as Islam, as the story of God's Prophet Moses and the Children of Israel is mentioned in several suras in the Holy Quran, and God Almighty has honored Mount Al-Tur and made it in the status of Mecca and Jerusalem, as God said: "And the Tin and the Zaytoun and the Tower of Sinin and this safe land," Surat Al-Tin verses 1-3.