Through the Quran, Prophet Sulaiman (as) is mentioned as the third king of Israel and a wise ruler. In Jewish teachings, Prophet Sulaiman is better known as King Solomon, the son of King David. According to history, Prophet Sulaiman was a king who possessed abundant wealth. Because of this, many believe that his wealth is hidden somewhere. However, in 2012, there was news that archaeologists from Israel discovered artifacts from King Solomon in the form of jars during excavations in Ophel, Jerusalem.

In the broken jug, there is writing that can serve as historical evidence from that time. However, it was not until the year 2023 that the meaning of the writing was revealed by archaeologist Daniel Vainstub from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In the last 10 years, there have been more than 10 researchers who proposed the meaning of the words on the jug. Nevertheless, those proposals did not lead to an agreement. According to Live Science, from a study published in the Jerusalem Journal of Archeology, Dr. Daniel stated that the words engraved on the jug mean 'Ladanium 5'.

The text also believed to be the oldest writing in Ancient South Arabian script discovered by archaeologists in Israel. In addition, six large-sized jugs were also found in 2012. It is suspected that these jug fragments date back to the 10th century BCE. Researchers believe that these jugs have a connection between King Salman and the Kingdom of Sheba. The Kingdom of Sheba played an important role in cultivating plants for perfume and incense production.

In addition, the kingdom of Solomon also controlled the trade routes that crossed the Negev Desert towards the Mediterranean port. This is where the goods were exported. Through the discovered jars, it has provided valuable information about the history of the past. Not only about the existence of the Sabaeans in Israel, but also about the existence of a geopolitical relationship system at that time.