("ee-KRAH") or "Recite!"
In a chapter named for one of these places, God grants two vineyards to a rich man, but takes them away after he becomes boastful. That chapter named for one of these places describes the apocalyptic figure of "two horns" or Dhul Qarnayn ("THOOL kar-NAIN"). A set of verses spoken in one of these places asserts that God has "taught by the pen" and created man from a clot of blood, and begins with the command "Iqra!" ("ee-KRAH") or "Recite!" A group of young men supposedly entered one of these locations and emerged two hundred years later after fleeing from persecution. One of these places called Hira is where Muhammad received the first revelations from Gabriel. For 10 points, identify this type of location, one of which supposedly housed the "seven sleepers" of Ephesus.
In a chapter named for one of these places, God grants two vineyards to a rich man, but takes them away after he becomes boastful.
cave [accept al-Kahf or Cave of Hira; prompt on mount or mountain] &lt;Religion&gt;