Sinai Nawamis are small stone buildings in the form of circular rooms, and they constitute an archaeological site whose history is mixed with legends and myths, as their origins are still mysterious, and research indicates that they are 6000 years old, making it the oldest site in the Sinai Peninsula, and most likely it was built They serve as tombs, but according to one legend, it was Moses and the itinerant Israelites who built the structures to protect against the plague of mosquitoes, while others say that Moses found the buildings on his way to Jerusalem and was helped by the inhabitants living near it, while other accounts indicate that the buildings It was erected by the Nabataeans about 3000 years ago.