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Who build "Masjdid Al Aqsa"? And who build "Masjid Al Haraam"?

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    Zulf
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    ok, back to topic

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      imrankhawaja
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      some where in quran i was reading

      God dnt like those people who break the things in land which God want us to join

      and on other place God dnt like the one who create trouble or say something which cause us to create any trouble indeed God love not those who are michefmakers

      so i suggest u guys patience and peace is the key fighting or proving right wrong is not a solution

      God bless you all

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        THE GUIDED ONE, I FORGIVE YOU, IF YOU ARE SINCERE. BUT PLEASE DO NOT WASTE ANOTHER THREAD!DO I NEED TO MAKE A NEW THREAD FOR THIS QUESTION I HAVE? I DID FORGET ABOUT YOU DUDE. I DON'T KNOW YOU. ONLY THING I SAID IS STOP TALKING SO BAD ABOUT ISRAELI AND ZIONIST PEOPLE SINCE THEY TRY TO UPHOLD THE TORAH AND PSALMS!

        please stop using capitols and such giant text, its kind of like the equivalent of you shouting over top of everyone else. and i find it quite distracting, and can make things harder to read

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          please stop using capitols and such giant text, its kind of like the equivalent of you shouting over top of everyone else. and i find it quite distracting, and can make things harder to read

          Ah okey, may my Lord guide me.

          Peace.

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            peace all of you

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              Layth
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              Salam,

              I would answer that Abraham raised both Temples (one was on its foundations when he arrived, and the other was wiped out completely) - I assume the flood was the reason they were both badly damaged.

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                Salam,

                I would answer that Abraham raised both Temples (one was on its foundations when he arrived, and the other was wiped out completely) - I assume the flood was the reason they were both badly damaged.

                How can the flood damage both the Farthest Temple and the Forbidden Temple when Abraham wasn't born yet?

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                  I guess persecuting,killing and stealing land from Palestinians is a very worthy trait and upholdig whatever has to be upheld.

                  May God protected the persecuted and uphold their honour when the populace would want them to die away.

                  I know I am off topic, Zulf, but sometimes it is too much of nonsense that one can take keeping mum.

                  Long live Palestine.

                  Salaam to all that struggle for justice.

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                    I think you are asking the wrong question.

                    The first thing one should ask is
                    Does the information about "al masjid al haram" and "al masjid al aqsa" that we can extract from Quran match any of the narrative options we have been told?

                    Luckily I wrote an article about just that, so anyone can test whatever understanding they have against what was found
                    http//mypercept.co.uk/articles/meaning-masjid-al-haram-Quran.html

                    All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                      How can the flood damage both the Farthest Temple and the Forbidden Temple when Abraham wasn't born yet?

                      Peace,

                      This is a valid point, Layth, do you have evidence for this view, as from what i understand from your post, i dont see how that is possible..
                      prehaps i am missing something though.

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                        masjid e aqsa is not what we have in jerusalem,, becoz that mosque was biuilt after the death of prophet infact that name is also taken from quran..

                        but what i guess the aqsa word means the location which is so far.. the far mosque, may b that mosque is in medina or jerusalem or somwhere else .. God knows best..

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                          masjid e aqsa is not what we have in jerusalem,, becoz that mosque was biuilt after the death of prophet infact that name is also taken from quran..

                          but what i guess the aqsa word means the location which is so far.. the far mosque, may b that mosque is in medina or jerusalem or somwhere else .. God knows best..

                          RED This makes no sense. What is far? And from which position is it far?

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                            masjid e aqsa is not what we have in jerusalem,, becoz that mosque was biuilt after the death of prophet infact that name is also taken from quran..

                            but what i guess the aqsa word means the location which is so far.. the far mosque, may b that mosque is in medina or jerusalem or somwhere else .. God knows best..

                            If it was not build by Mohammed? Then who is this verse speaking to?

                            Or how could Mohammed be able to visit the Farthest Temple if it wasnt build yet?

                            PS And i definitly learned about the Tabernacle that was build by Moses in the Torah. Maybe its smarter to read the Quran and use that Light when reading the Torah/Psalms/Gospel etc. Because the Quran was revealed for a reason? Its not a new religion? We can learn from the Gospel that Jesus, Son of Mary, Messiah did follow the Torah while receiving the Gospel. In the end its one religion.

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                              If it was not build by Mohammed? Then who is this verse speaking to?

                              Or how could Mohammed be able to visit the Farthest Temple if it wasnt build yet?

                              PS And i definitly learned about the Tabernacle that was build by Moses in the Torah. Maybe its smarter to read the Quran and use that Light when reading the Torah/Psalms/Gospel etc. Because the Quran was revealed for a reason? Its not a new religion? We can learn from the Gospel that Jesus, Son of Mary, Messiah did follow the Torah while receiving the Gospel. In the end its one religion.

                              Peace,

                              I cant remember exactly the name, but this is a common problem, and a logical fallacy in which you see point B and relate it to point A, when point A is not nesseccarily refering to the point B which came afterwards.. or something along those lines, if you get what i mean..

                              muhammad was taken to al-masjid al-aqsa. what/whereever that is. after the fact, and after the time of muhammad, seemingly to back up their hadiths which say al-masjid al-haram is in mecca, and al-masjid al-aqsa is in jerusalem, which is too far to travel in one night, they built a mosque in jerusalem called al-masjid al-aqsa, and claimed that muhammad travelled on a noble and mystical steed in the dead of the night from mecca to jerusalem.

                              Also in my understanding the temple was built by solomon, that the tabernacle build by moses was more of a portable, travelling tent type building to house the ark of the covenant. they are two different things. although both, can i guess be a 'masjid'

                              i think you raised a valid point, in that we should use the light of the quran as a confirmation, and a criterion (standard by which to judge a thing) against Gods previous scriptures, as the interpretation is often, as is similar with the quran, distorted by those who follow other sources of law besides Gods scriptures.. of course the Qurans interpretation itself being possibly distorted, this leads us to a situation where we realy must be carefull to verify everything for ourselves, and geek Gods clarity and guidance on the matter.

                              Peace

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                                Peace,

                                I cant remember exactly the name, but this is a common problem, and a logical fallacy in which you see point B and relate it to point A, when point A is not nesseccarily refering to the point B which came afterwards.. or something along those lines, if you get what i mean..

                                muhammad was taken to al-masjid al-aqsa. what/whereever that is. after the fact, and after the time of muhammad, seemingly to back up their hadiths which say al-masjid al-haram is in mecca, and al-masjid al-aqsa is in jerusalem, which is too far to travel in one night, they built a mosque in jerusalem called al-masjid al-aqsa, and claimed that muhammad travelled on a noble and mystical steed in the dead of the night from mecca to jerusalem.

                                Also in my understanding the temple was built by solomon, that the tabernacle build by moses was more of a portable, travelling tent type building to house the ark of the covenant. they are two different things. although both, can i guess be a 'masjid'

                                i think you raised a valid point, in that we should use the light of the quran as a confirmation, and a criterion (standard by which to judge a thing) against Gods previous scriptures, as the interpretation is often, as is similar with the quran, distorted by those who follow other sources of law besides Gods scriptures.. of course the Qurans interpretation itself being possibly distorted, this leads us to a situation where we realy must be carefull to verify everything for ourselves, and geek Gods clarity and guidance on the matter.

                                Peace

                                I dont accept any words of men as a guide besides the word of God. So therefore i dont accept that story about the mystical beast. And thats why i am really curious about the truth in this matter brother.

                                Yes, God alone we shall need to serve, and He alone we shall need to seek for help. So at the moment i am trying to read the Older Testaments to come to the conclusion.

                                Oh, by the way, hmmm, how should i say it? 90%? 95%? of the so called Muslims today probably didnt read the Old Testament. Sadly. And thats why you get such weird doctrines. Because if you reject the Old Testaments, then how are you going to understand the terms that are being used in the Quran. So thats why its important to read All the Available Scriptures. How are you going to understand the alphabet by just reading and learning the last 1/4 of the alphabet and rejecting and not reading the first 3/4 of the alphabet?

                                May our Lord guide us.

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                                  I dont accept any words of men as a guide besides the word of God. So therefore i dont accept that story about the mystical beast. And thats why i am really curious about the truth in this matter brother.

                                  Yes, God alone we shall need to serve, and He alone we shall need to seek for help. So at the moment i am trying to read the Older Testaments to come to the conclusion.

                                  Oh, by the way, hmmm, how should i say it? 90%? 95%? of the so called Muslims today probably didnt read the Old Testament. Sadly. And thats why you get such weird doctrines. Because if you reject the Old Testaments, then how are you going to understand the terms that are being used in the Quran. So thats why its important to read All the Available Scriptures. How are you going to understand the alphabet by just reading and learning the last 1/4 of the alphabet and rejecting and not reading the first 3/4 of the alphabet?

                                  May our Lord guide us.

                                  Peace, valid point, Gods scriptures are a continuation, sadly most of the people who claim to follow the quran believe in abbrogation, the quran abbrogates the previous scriptures, and hadiths abbrogate the quran, hence they just follow the hadiths instead..

                                  also the point i was trying to make, is that most of theese translations, are the interpretation of biblical scholars etc, many of whom believe in other sources of law besides the revelations of god, hence be aware of this when reading them, and do your best to verify, research for yourelf what the torah etc actualy says, and seek godsguidance for its true interpretation.

                                  hebrew is such a basic language, it can be interpreted in such a variety of readings, because, just like the quran, it was revealed without vowel markings, hence much of the meaning is derived from the context of the words. and may or may not be accurate, now that they have added vowel markings, which limit the interpretation. i dont know exactly, but i advise patience, and seeking gods guidance.

                                  edit i should say, it was written down without vowel markings, i would think god revealed it as a quran (recital) so the readings were known originaly, but possibly lost over time

                                  peace

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                                    Peace, valid point, Gods scriptures are a continuation, sadly most of the people who claim to follow the quran believe in abbrogation, the quran abbrogates the previous scriptures, and hadiths abbrogate the quran, hence they just follow the hadiths instead..

                                    also the point i was trying to make, is that most of theese translations, are the interpretation of biblical scholars etc, many of whom believe in other sources of law besides the revelations of god, hence be aware of this when reading them, and do your best to verify, research for yourelf what the torah etc actualy says, and seek godsguidance for its true interpretation.

                                    hebrew is such a basic language, it can be interpreted in such a variety of readings, because, just like the quran, it was revealed without vowel markings, hence much of the meaning is derived from the context of the words. and may or may not be accurate, now that they have added vowel markings, which limit the interpretation. i dont know exactly, but i advise patience, and seeking gods guidance.

                                    edit i should say, it was written down without vowel markings, i would think god revealed it as a quran (recital) so the readings were known originaly, but possibly lost over time

                                    peace

                                    I don't know what that word means that is translated as abrogated in arabic.

                                    All we can do is deliver the message. I sometimes find myself arguing to much. Then i think, why didn't i just give them a copy of the Scriptures instead!

                                    I don't know brother. May my Lord grant me Hes Word.

                                    Let's not forget that it's the Word of God, He will Guard it.

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                                      I don't know what that word means that is translated as abrogated in arabic.

                                      All we can do is deliver the message. I sometimes find myself arguing to much. Then i think, why didn't i just give them a copy of the Scriptures instead!

                                      I don't know brother. May my Lord grant me Hes Word.

                                      Let's not forget that it's the Word of God, He will Guard it.

                                      abrogated, means like 'over-ruled' or canceled out by something else. i.e they believe the hadith cancel out and over-rule the quran. which cancels out and overrules the gospel, etc etc.

                                      I agree, God informs us to argue with them in a way that is best, he also informs us that the best argument comes from God. he certainly makes it easy for us, we just have to remember, and not get too carried away. god willing he will forgive our mistakes and guide us to do better in time.

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                                        RED This makes no sense. What is far? And from which position is it far?

                                        far mean, at some distance , and at what distance i have no idea.. its the study of archealogy and history..

                                        and if we consider these verses are for prophet and this is linked to night journey then lot of more theories will arise..

                                        you share something if u have something regarding this in ur mind ?

                                        peace

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                                          If it was not build by Mohammed? Then who is this verse speaking to?

                                          Or how could Mohammed be able to visit the Farthest Temple if it wasnt build yet?

                                          PS And i definitly learned about the Tabernacle that was build by Moses in the Torah. Maybe its smarter to read the Quran and use that Light when reading the Torah/Psalms/Gospel etc. Because the Quran was revealed for a reason? Its not a new religion? We can learn from the Gospel that Jesus, Son of Mary, Messiah did follow the Torah while receiving the Gospel. In the end its one religion.

                                          brother , this verse is talking to prophet that , God took him from one place to another in night ,

                                          the mosque we usually know as aqsa is built after some time of prophet death according to the history, so that is not the mosque what we think it is,

                                          on the other hand aqsa mean a place that is at some distance so if we link these verses to meaningful way according to wordy meanings then may b this place we cannot figure it out,, it can be anywhere only prophet and God is fully aware about it...

                                          peace..

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