Al- Aqsa Mosque

The aristocratic sanctuary is an important place with sacred mosques and sacred shrines on the walls of Jerusalem for the faith of Jews, Christians and Islam. The aristocratic sanctuary including the Dome of the Rock and the Araxa Mosque represents the sacrifices and difficulties that have been faced for decades and these worlds constitute our world. Jews and Christians have special places in the center of aristocratic sanctuaries, but the size and relevance of this place is the greatest for Muslims.

For Muslims Al - Aqsa Mosque is more important than Dome of the Rock. I believe this is the "most distant place" mentioned in the Qur'an. This is that Muslims have created the third most sacred place in the Muslim world (after the shrines of Saudi Arabia Mecca and Medina). The original mosque was built in 715, but it was destroyed many times by the earthquake. This mosque witnessed the turbulence of the 20th century. King of Abdullah of Jordan was assassinated in front of Al Aksa in 1951. Crazy tourists in Australia lighted the mosque in 1969 and destroyed the beautiful 12th century wooden pulpit. Now, in this big mosque built under this, the controversy over construction activities is intensifying.

Right wing politician Ariel Sharon visited the sacred building of the Jewish people called Temple Mount in 2000, including Muslims as aristocratic temples - including the Araxa mosque and the dome of the rock - causing a violent collision, the second The uprising that led the Palestinians lost the lives of about 3,000 Palestinians and 1,000 Israelis in five years. "The consolidation and reconciliation of the East Jerusalem of Israel has been illegal since 1967 and the international community as a whole agrees that he has refused to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel," Halliday said. "Given the importance of Jerusalem to Arabs and Muslims, judge whether Palestine - Israel's sustainable agreement or long-term Arab-Israeli normalization is feasible, even if Mr. Trump changed this position It is difficult to do. "

The King Solomon in Jerusalem is thought to be downhill from the current Araxa Mosque. For decades Israeli archaeologists have worked hard to dig down this place, but I have never found evidence of the existence of King Solomon. His name is not listed on tablets, inscriptions, tax records, bowl decorations. Anyone who visits Egypt will see that he was ruled for three hundred years before Solomon, Pharaoh Ramesses II, and dominated King Empire of Solomon and the army (King of the One 4,21-26 And the chronicles beneath one king 9, 17 - 23, 2, 9, 25 - 26) there is no trace. The people of all the vassals who paid him taxes did not leave any records or inscriptions. No soldier he conquered the army left a sword, helmet, or shield.