Yes, the prayer hall | Episode (24) | What do you know about the structure?

0:00 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

0:24 A monument of deception.

0:31 What do you know about the "Temple"?

0:37 The usurping Jews are attempting, through various methods and means,

0:41 to solidify and legitimize their presence in our land, Palestine,

0:45 which they have occupied for over seventy years.

0:49 They have come from the ends of the earth,

0:52 possessing no national, historical,

0:56 ethnic, cultural,

0:59 linguistic, or civilizational bond to it.

1:01 They represent more than a hundred nationalities and fifty languages.

1:06 This is a fact that may surprise many.

1:10 The Zionists found the strongest link to frame, establish, and justify their existence to the world

1:17 is the invention and fabrication of an alleged temple to which they claim to belong,

1:22 under the pretext that Muslims built the Al-Aqsa Mosque upon the ruins of their temple,

1:27 which they call Solomon’s Temple,

1:30 falsely and deceitfully.

1:32 David Ben-Gurion, the first Zionist Prime Minister, said:

1:37 "There is no meaning or value to Israel without Jerusalem,

1:41 and no value to Jerusalem without the Temple."

1:45 The Jews are notorious for forgery, distortion, deception, and obfuscation,

1:51 to the point that a number of researchers and Orientalists have claimed

1:55 the myth of the alleged "Third Temple,"

1:59 and they are striving to rebuild it based on several theories,

2:03 the most famous of which is placing it between the Dome of the Rock and the Qibli Prayer Hall.

2:08 To the Jews, the Temple is called the "House of the Lord."

2:13 Their story with it begins in 1005 BCE,

2:18 that is, from the date of Solomon’s entry and construction,

2:21 whom they consider only a king, not a prophet.

2:26 By doing so, they erase a thousand years of the history of Jerusalem,

2:31 that ancient and venerable city.

2:34 The Jews claim that the First Temple was destroyed during the second Babylonian captivity

2:40 in 586 BCE,

2:44 at the hands of Nebuchadnezzar.

2:48 And the Second Temple was destroyed at the hands of the Roman butcher Titus

2:53 in 70 CE.

2:55 They also claim that the Buraq Wall

2:58 is the remaining part of the Temple,

3:01 yet there is no mention in the Torah or the Talmud

3:05 of what they call the "Wailing Wall,"

3:08 nor did the Jews ever reach a consensus on the idea of sanctifying the Wailing Wall.

3:13 The Jews are striving hard to build their alleged temple,

3:17 and there are more than three hundred specialized institutions

3:22 working toward this goal.

3:24 They have a sign to signal its construction:

3:27 the appearance of a red heifer,

3:30 which is to be burned, and they are to be purified with its ashes after they are sprinkled upon them,

3:35 followed by entry into their holiest spot, the Rock,

3:39 which they call the "Holy of Holies."

3:43 To refute these claims, we say:

3:46 The sanctity and status of Al-Aqsa Mosque are ancient and well-known,

3:51 since its first placement and establishment in the era of Adam,

3:55 followed by the succession of prophets, saints, and leaders

3:59 in building, restoring, and renovating it

4:02 upon the ancient foundation,

4:04 to remain an Islamic religious heritage to this day.

4:09 The truth, which is beyond doubt and which the Qur'an has clarified,

4:14 is that the Jews have no connection or bond with the prophets.

4:19 Allah the Almighty said:

4:21 “Abraham was not a Jew, nor yet a Christian; but he was an upright man who had surrendered (to Allah), and he was not of the idolaters.” (3:67)

4:29 “Abraham was not a Jew, nor yet a Christian; but he was an upright man who had surrendered (to Allah), and he was not of the idolaters.” (3:67)

4:37 "And he was not of the polytheists."

4:41 “Lo! those of mankind who have the best claim to Abraham are those who followed him, and this Prophet and those who believe (with him); and Allah is the Protecting Guardian of the believers.” (3:68)

4:46 “Lo! those of mankind who have the best claim to Abraham are those who followed him, and this Prophet and those who believe (with him); and Allah is the Protecting Guardian of the believers.” (3:68)

4:51 “Lo! those of mankind who have the best claim to Abraham are those who followed him, and this Prophet and those who believe (with him); and Allah is the Protecting Guardian of the believers.” (3:68)

4:55 And Allah is the Protector of the believers.

4:59 Among the important matters

5:01 is that Al-Aqsa Mosque is a mosque,

5:04 and it was never, at any point in time,

5:07 a temple or a sanctuary where partners were associated with Allah, the Majestic and Exalted,

5:12 except for limited periods

5:14 when it was controlled by the pagan giants, the followers of Goliath.

5:19 Allah, the Almighty and Exalted, named it a mosque.

5:22 The Almighty said:

5:24 “Glorified be He Who carried His servant by night from the Inviolable Place of Worship to the Far distant place of worship the neighbourhood whereof We have blessed, that We might show him of Our tokens! Lo! He, only He, is the Hearer, the Seer.” (17:1)

5:31 And our Lord’s statement regarding Abraham, peace be upon him,

5:36 “And We rescued him and Lot (and brought them) to the land which We have blessed for (all) peoples.” (21:71)

5:42 indicates that this land was blessed before Abraham, peace be upon him.

5:47 Also, our Lord’s statement on the tongue of Moses, peace be upon him:

5:52 "O my people, enter the Holy Land,"

5:55 is an important indication of the sanctity and status of the land since ancient times,

6:00 before Moses, peace be upon him, arrived there,

6:03 as well as the prophets of the Children of Israel, peace be upon them.

6:07 Al-Aqsa Mosque was only established for worshiping therein

6:11 and for realizing the Oneness of Allah, the Almighty and Exalted,

6:14 and that is only possible if it remains a mosque for Allah, the Glorified.

6:19 “And the places of worship are only for Allah, so pray not unto anyone along with Allah.” (72:18)

6:25 The renovation by Solomon, peace be upon him,

6:29 was a renovation of the mosque,

6:31 and it has no relation to what is called the "Temple."

6:35 For he, peace be upon him, was a righteous prophet who worshiped therein.

6:40 Allah, the Glorified, mentioned the worship of David, Zechariah, Mary, and Jesus, peace be upon them.

6:47 It is ironic that this "holy" temple of the Jews

6:53 was not transmitted through authentic revelation or clear, sound chains of narration,

6:58 but rather exists in the books of the Children of Israel that are not attributed to any prophet,

7:03 and were written years after the events they describe.

7:08 Most of it is mere imagination.

7:10 The strange thing is that Jewish researchers

7:14 have not identified the location of the Temple in an indisputable manner to this day.

7:20 They have several opinions and theories regarding its position and place of construction.

7:26 Some say it is under Al-Aqsa Mosque,

7:30 and that Al-Aqsa was built upon its ruins.

7:33 Others believe the Temple is above the Rock,

7:36 and that it is the foundation stone.

7:38 Others believe it is between the Qibli Prayer Hall

7:42 and the Dome of the Rock Mosque.

7:44 The Samaritans believe it is on Mount Gerizim near Nablus,

7:50 and so on.

7:51 It is astonishing that Jewish, European, and American archaeologists,

7:57 who have excavated and worked in the tunnels under Al-Aqsa Mosque,

8:03 have not found any trace of their alleged temple.

8:07 Some of them have stated that the story of the Temple is a myth.

8:12 The most prominent Jewish archaeologist,

8:16 Israel Finkelstein from Tel Aviv University,

8:20 who is called in the Zionist entity the "Father of Archaeology,"

8:25 says that Jewish archaeologists

8:28 have not found historical or archaeological evidence indicating the existence of the Temple,

8:34 or that the Temple ever actually existed.

8:38 Israel Finkelstein questioned the very idea of the Temple's existence,

8:43 considering it a mere myth that has no basis at all,

8:48 and that the writers of the Torah in the third century added stories that never happened.

8:55 Even more strange is that the Jews do not know the location of their holy sites

9:00 and are not in agreement about it.

9:03 And although they do not consider David and Solomon, peace be upon them, to be prophets,

9:08 but rather kings,

9:10 you do not see them sanctifying the land of the prophets and ancestors to whom they claim to belong,

9:16 such as the city of Hebron, where Abraham, peace be upon him, is buried.

9:21 The Jews have several strange beliefs related to the Temple.

9:26 Among them is that a bride goes to the courtyards of Al-Aqsa—

9:31 which they consider the Temple—

9:33 to remember the Temple before entering upon her husband.

9:38 Likewise, when a bride and groom stand,

9:41 a glass cup is broken before them so they remember the Temple.

9:47 Another is that the rabbis order that anyone who paints or renovates their house

9:53 must leave a square unpainted to remind them of the Temple.

9:57 Another is that they have distributed models of the Temple everywhere in institutions and ministries,

10:05 to the point that when a Jewish official receives a dignitary,

10:10 he presents him with a miniature model of the Temple as a gift.

10:16 Yes, the place of prayer.

10:18 We are a sun that does not set.

10:21 If the caller calls, we respond.

10:24 We shall return the right, intact.

10:28 We shall support beloved Al-Aqsa.

10:31 In it, the best of creation prayed.

10:34 It is indeed a blessed place of prayer.

10:37 The landing place of the Trustworthy Revelation.

10:40 The place of mission for the messengers.

10:44 The qibla for the Muslims.

10:47 The destination of the conquerors.

10:50 In it, the best of creation prayed.

10:53 It is indeed a blessed place of prayer.

10:56 It is indeed a blessed place of prayer.

Yes, the prayer hall | Episode (24) | What do you know about the structure?

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