When it comes to historical series, the choice of filming locations plays a crucial role in creating a believable and immersive experience for viewers.
‘Prophet Joseph’ excelled in this aspect, largely thanks to the impressive settings that brought ancient stories to life.
Many of our viewers have been curious about where the series was filmed. The answer lies in the Holy Defense Cinema Town, a cinematic gem where most of the series' iconic scenes were shot.
This location features elaborate constructions, including the grand palaces of the Pharaoh and Zuleikha, which were central to the series' narrative.
The cinema town is not just a collection of sets; it’s an immersive environment that includes a village crafted to resemble the birthplace of Prophet Joseph, near the ancient city of Thebes in Greece.
The site also houses grain silos and a slave market, both of which remain as vivid as they appeared on screen, offering a glimpse into the world depicted in the series.
Below are some images of these locations and props from your favorite iFilm series, ‘Prophet Joseph’:
1. Grain silos from the series
2. A temple depicted in the series
3. The litter that carried Zuleikha
4. A village depicted in the series
These visuals not only add to the historical authenticity of the series but also enhance the viewers’ connection to the ancient world the series portrays.