Is there any salt related to this town?
I’m not sure how citizens can be a language. Did you mean Arab?
Let me answer this way:
Some citizens are Arab. Some citizens speak Arabic.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_people
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_language
You’re supposed to ask yes/no questions, and that’s not a yes/no question.
There is no mention of salt in the wikipedia page of this place. I don’t think there are salt mines or anything like that.
So no.
Please see correction above
Yes, some of its citizens speak Arabic.
Is the ‘majority’ of its citizens’ language…Arabic?
All right MiG, here is a wild guess:
Is this the alleged modern location for one of the biblical cities of Sodom or Gomorrha?
No.
“No” to which question?
yes
This town has a unique feature.
No. As far as I can tell the majority of this town’s citizens (or this country’s citizens) don’t speak Arabic as a first language.
I initially said ‘no’ to this, but I’m not sure how accurate it is. If you can let me know a source or a list of “alleged modern locations” of Sodom or Gomorrha I can cross-check. But I still think it’s a strong ‘no.’
Ok another hint. Look in the centre:
I tried this because of the following:
References to burning and
Iran’s president wouldn’t recognize this place ( it’s a christian place).
Are the heat references related to a natural phenomena around this place?
No. 7 questions left?
Let me add:
An old (decades old) photo of the town:
Is it the Dead Sea…when being visited with Christian tourists?
No. 6 left.
A newer (though still decades-old) photo of the town:
There doesn’t seem to be any “unique feature” in the centre of this picture.
Is that a yes/no question?
Another modern photo of the town.