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The word 3aSaa (staff) and Musa

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    huruf
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    well said

    Thank you, si di, glad to share.

    Salaam sun sun

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      si_di
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      okay then lets go to the masjid aksa at the beginnig of the sura
      There are two masjids en 17.1 tough.

      If its true what Jafar says and it is Herodts temple which the following ayats are desrcibing and the place where "Masjid al-aksa" is now Standing, on the ruins of that temple?

      like to read your opinion

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        okay then lets go to the masjid aksa at the beginnig of the sura
        If its true what Jafar says and it is Herodts temple which the following ayats are desrcibing and the place where "Masjid al-aksa" is now Standing, on the ruins of that temple?

        like to read your opinion

        My opinion is that it is a mystic journey and that no geogrphy is involved, least of all archeology.

        Never does the Qur'an dwell onthe architectonic values of anything.

        If we want that kind of thing, we should go for that type of litterature.

        As to outside the Qur'an nothing has been found under the Mosques in Al Qudds which could be wht it is purported to have been there, but it is a "good excuse" to level the mosques for the sake of a fantastic past of which there is no proof.

        If there is something going back to Sulayman it should be in its geography, near the old kingdom of Saba not in Palestine.

        The whole idea tht is conveyed by the word masjid is not to convey anything imposing, but rather moving to humility and subservience to God.

        Salaam

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          si_di
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          The Bible contains a lot, a very big lot of ethnic narrations, not the Qur'an, thank God.

          so you take your Position of a nonethnic Narration view in the quran also for yajuj and majuj.Then what are These Groups in your opinion

          My opinion is that it is a mystic journey and that no geogrphy is involved, least of all archeology.

          Never does the Qur'an dwell onthe architectonic values of anything.

          If we want that kind of thing, we should go for that type of litterature.

          As to outside the Qur'an nothing has been found under the Mosques in Al Qudds which could be wht it is purported to have been there, but it is a "good excuse" to level the mosques for the sake of a fantastic past of which there is no proof.

          If there is something going back to Sulayman it should be in its geography, near the old kingdom of Saba not in Palestine.

          The whole idea tht is conveyed by the word masjid is not to convey anything imposing, but rather moving to humility and subservience to God.

          So Crisis down there in the east is a political think and not a religious/cultural conflict.

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            Qutoe from Huruf

            First of all, of which area do yo mean was Sulayman king?

            Quran mentioned a City in Mesopatamia called Babel in Connection wtih Solomon

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