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Was Noah’s Ark found in Türkiye—or is the boat-shaped Durupınar Formation near Mount Ararat a remarkable natural geological structure? This English documentary follows the evidence and compares what the Qur’an, Torah, Psalms, and Gospel/New Testament actually say. At first, these traditions may appear to tell the same story. But do they identify the same place? The Qur’an says the Ark came to rest on al-Judi. Genesis says “the mountains of Ararat.” The New Testament refers to Noah and the Flood without identifying the Ark’s landing place. The Psalms contain flood imagery, but no direct account of Noah’s Ark coming to rest. So where did the modern Mount Ararat tradition begin—and what does the Durupınar Formation add to the mystery? In this documentary, we investigate: The Durupınar Formation near Mount Ararat Noah and the Flood in the Qur’an and Torah Noah references in the Gospel and New Testament Whether the Psalms contain a direct parallel Mount Judi, Cudi Dağı, and the mountains of Ararat Ground-penetrating radar and underground anomalies Electrical resistivity tomography and core drilling Geological explanations for the boat-shaped formation Historical Noah’s Ark expeditions and modern claims What evidence would be required to identify an ancient vessel Radar anomalies are not photographs of a ship and cannot prove the existence of a vessel by themselves. The Durupınar Formation has not been scientifically confirmed as Noah’s Ark. This film separates documented observations, religious texts, later traditions, scientific interpretations, and speculation. Do They Say the Same? compares the Qur’an, Torah, Psalms, and Gospel calmly and respectfully. We examine strong parallels, related themes, important differences, and cases where no direct parallel exists—without attacking beliefs or forcing the texts to agree. Key passages examined: Qur’an: Surah Hud 11:25–49, especially 11:44; Surah Nuh 71 Torah: Genesis 6–9, especially Genesis 8:4 Gospel: Matthew 24:37–39 New Testament: 1 Peter 3:20 and 2 Peter 2:5 Psalms: Flood imagery and the question of whether a direct Noah parallel exists Do al-Judi and the mountains of Ararat describe the same region, two different locations, or traditions that later became connected? And what would you need to see before calling Durupınar archaeological evidence rather than a geological formation? Share your evidence-based opinion respectfully in the comments. Subscribe to Do They Say the Same? for neutral comparisons of the Qur’an, Torah, Psalms, and Gospel—supported by history, archaeology, geography, language, and science. #NoahsArk #Durupinar #MountArarat #DurupinarFormation #NoahsArkTurkey #AgriDagi #MountJudi #CudiDagi #NuhunGemisi #GreatFlood #FloodNarrative #Genesis #Quran #Torah #Psalms #Gospel #ScriptureComparison #QuranAndBible #ComparativeReligion #BiblicalArchaeology #AncientHistory #Archaeology #Geology #GroundPenetratingRadar #GPR #FaithAndScience #Turkey #Turkiye #Documentary #DoTheySayTheSame

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