In the Quran, on which mountain is Noah’s Ark said to have rested?

In the Quran, Noah’s Ark is said to have rested on Mount Judi.

Surah 11:44 describes the Flood subsiding and the Ark coming to rest on al-Judi. The mountain is traditionally identified with Cudi Dağı in southeastern Turkey, near the borders of Iraq and Syria. The name is also transliterated as Judi, Jודי, or al-Jūdī in different discussions.

This location differs from the mountains of Ararat associated with the Genesis narrative. Genesis says the Ark came to rest on the “mountains of Ararat,” a regional term, while the Quran gives the name al-Judi.

Mount Judi has attracted religious traditions, local legends, and claims of Ark remains. Archaeologists and historians have not established that a surviving vessel has been found there. The Quranic place-name and the biblical regional reference should therefore not be treated as identical.