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	Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh ({{B\|Gen\|4:1-16}}) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of '''Moriah''' ({{HeS\|מוֹרִיָּה‎‎}}, Modern: ''Mōrīyya'') to sacrifice him ({{B\|Gen\|22:2}}). Jacob had his vision of the [[Ladder to Heaven]] at this very spot ({{B\|Gen\|28:10-22}}). Later, the ascension of [[Muhammad]] is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the [[Quran]]. In [[w:Al-Isra\|Sura 17]] ({{Arabic\|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran\|17\|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / "to ascend, to go up"), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in [[w:Mecca\|Mecca]] from a place in the [[w:Kaaba\|Holy Kaaba]], guided by the archangel [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]] via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran\|53\|1\|18}} and {{Quran\|81\|1\|29}}.		Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh ({{B\|Gen\|4:1-16}}) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of '''Moriah''' ({{HeS\|מוֹרִיָּה‎‎}}, Modern: ''Mōrīyya'') to sacrifice him ({{B\|Gen\|22:2}}). Jacob had his vision of the [[Ladder to Heaven]] at this very spot ({{B\|Gen\|28:10-22}}). Later, the ascension of [[Muhammad]] is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the [[Quran]]. In [[w:Al-Isra\|Sura 17]] ({{Arabic\|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran\|17\|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / "to ascend, to go up"), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in [[w:Mecca\|Mecca]] from a place in the [[w:Kaaba\|Holy Kaaba]], guided by the archangel [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]] via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran\|53\|1\|18}} and {{Quran\|81\|1\|29}}.

	[[Solomon's Temple]] was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau of '''Mount Moriah''' by [[Hiram Abiff\|Hiram]], the master builder appointed by [[Solomon]], which is reported in great detail in the [[Temple Legend]] given by [[Christian Rosenkreutz]]. Later, the [[Herodian Temple]] stood here. Today, the [[w:Dome of the Rock\|Dome of the Rock]], probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in [[Islam]], and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the [[w:Al-Aqsa Mosque\|al-Aqṣā Mosque]], its third most important mosque.		[[Solomon's Temple]] was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau of '''Mount Moriah''' by [[Hiram Abiff\|Hiram]], the master builder appointed by [[Solomon]] ({{B\|2 Chronicles}}), which is reported in great detail in the [[Temple Legend]] given by [[Christian Rosenkreutz]]. Later, the [[Herodian Temple]] stood here. Today, the [[w:Dome of the Rock\|Dome of the Rock]], probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in [[Islam]], and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the [[w:Al-Aqsa Mosque\|al-Aqṣā Mosque]], its third most important mosque.

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	The '''Temple Mount''' ({{HeS\|הר הבית}} ''Har haBait''; {{Arabic\|الحرم الشريف}} ''al-haram asch-scharif'' "the noble sanctuary") is located above the [[w:Kidron Valley\|Kidron Valley]] in the southeast of the Old City of [[Jerusalem]].		The '''Temple Mount''' ({{HeS\|הר הבית}} ''Har haBait''; {{Arabic\|الحرم الشريف}} ''al-haram asch-scharif'' "the noble sanctuary") is located above the [[w:Kidron Valley\|Kidron Valley]] in the southeast of the Old City of [[Jerusalem]].

	Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh ({{B\|Gen\|4:1-16}}) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of [[Moriah]] to sacrifice him ({{B\|Gen\|22:2}}). Jacob had his vision of the [[Ladder to Heaven]] at this very spot ({{B\|Gen\|28:10-22}}). Later, the ascension of [[Muhammad]] is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the [[Quran]]. In [[w:Al-Isra\|Sura 17]] ({{Arabic\|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran\|17\|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / "to ascend, to go up"), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in [[w:Mecca\|Mecca]] from a place in the [[w:Kaaba\|Holy Kaaba]], guided by the archangel [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]] via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran\|53\|1\|18}} and {{Quran\|81\|1\|29}}.		Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh ({{B\|Gen\|4:1-16}}) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of '''Moriah''' ({{HeS\|מוֹרִיָּה‎‎}}, Modern: ''Mōrīyya'') to sacrifice him ({{B\|Gen\|22:2}}). Jacob had his vision of the [[Ladder to Heaven]] at this very spot ({{B\|Gen\|28:10-22}}). Later, the ascension of [[Muhammad]] is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the [[Quran]]. In [[w:Al-Isra\|Sura 17]] ({{Arabic\|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran\|17\|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / "to ascend, to go up"), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in [[w:Mecca\|Mecca]] from a place in the [[w:Kaaba\|Holy Kaaba]], guided by the archangel [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]] via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran\|53\|1\|18}} and {{Quran\|81\|1\|29}}.

	[[Solomon's Temple]] was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau by [[Hiram Abiff\|Hiram]], the master builder appointed by [[Solomon]], which is reported in great detail in the [[Temple Legend]] given by [[Christian Rosenkreutz]]. Later, the [[Herodian Temple]] stood here. Today, the [[w:Dome of the Rock\|Dome of the Rock]], probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in [[Islam]], and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the [[w:Al-Aqsa Mosque\|al-Aqṣā Mosque]], its third most important mosque.		[[Solomon's Temple]] was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau of '''Mount Moriah''' by [[Hiram Abiff\|Hiram]], the master builder appointed by [[Solomon]], which is reported in great detail in the [[Temple Legend]] given by [[Christian Rosenkreutz]]. Later, the [[Herodian Temple]] stood here. Today, the [[w:Dome of the Rock\|Dome of the Rock]], probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in [[Islam]], and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the [[w:Al-Aqsa Mosque\|al-Aqṣā Mosque]], its third most important mosque.

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			{{Panorama\|Panorama vom Tempelberg in Jerusalem.jpg\|1200\|Panorama image of the Temple Mount with the [[Wikipedia:Dome of the Rock\|Dome of the Rock]]}}

	The '''Temple Mount''' ({{HeS\|הר הבית}} ''Har haBait''; {{Arabic\|الحرم الشريف}} ''al-haram asch-scharif'' "the noble sanctuary") is located above the [[w:Kidron Valley\|Kidron Valley]] in the southeast of the Old City of [[Jerusalem]].		The '''Temple Mount''' ({{HeS\|הר הבית}} ''Har haBait''; {{Arabic\|الحرم الشريف}} ''al-haram asch-scharif'' "the noble sanctuary") is located above the [[w:Kidron Valley\|Kidron Valley]] in the southeast of the Old City of [[Jerusalem]].

	Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh (Gen 4:1-16 ~~LUT~~) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of Moriah ~~(also Moriah, Moriah, Morijah)~~ to sacrifice him (Gen 22:2 ~~LUT~~). Jacob had his vision of the Ladder to Heaven at this very spot (Gen 28:10-22 ~~LUT~~). Later, the ascension of Muhammad is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the ~~Qur'an~~. In Sura 17 ({{Arabic\|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran\|17\|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / 'to ascend, to go up'), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in Mecca from a place in the Holy Kaaba, guided by the archangel Gabriel via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran\|53\|1\|18}} and {{Quran\|81\|1\|29}}.		Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh ({{B\|Gen\|4:1-16}}) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of [[Moriah]] to sacrifice him ({{B\|Gen\|22:2}}). Jacob had his vision of the [[Ladder to Heaven]] at this very spot ({{B\|Gen\|28:10-22}}). Later, the ascension of [[Muhammad]] is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the [[Quran]]. In [[w:Al-Isra\|Sura 17]] ({{Arabic\|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran\|17\|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / "to ascend, to go up"), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in [[w:Mecca\|Mecca]] from a place in the [[w:Kaaba\|Holy Kaaba]], guided by the archangel [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]] via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran\|53\|1\|18}} and {{Quran\|81\|1\|29}}.

	Solomon's Temple was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau by Hiram, the master builder appointed by Solomon, which is reported in great detail in the Temple Legend given by Christian Rosenkreutz. Later, the Herodian Temple stood here. Today, the Dome of the Rock, probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in Islam, and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the al-Aqṣā Mosque, its third most important mosque.		[[Solomon's Temple]] was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau by [[Hiram Abiff\|Hiram]], the master builder appointed by [[Solomon]], which is reported in great detail in the [[Temple Legend]] given by [[Christian Rosenkreutz]]. Later, the [[Herodian Temple]] stood here. Today, the [[w:Dome of the Rock\|Dome of the Rock]], probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in [[Islam]], and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the [[w:Al-Aqsa Mosque\|al-Aqṣā Mosque]], its third most important mosque.

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The '''Temple Mount''' ({{HeS|הר הבית}} ''Har haBait''; {{Arabic|الحرم الشريف}} ''al-haram asch-scharif'' "the noble sanctuary") is located above the [[w:Kidron Valley|Kidron Valley]] in the southeast of the Old City of [[Jerusalem]].

Cain and Abel offered their sacrifices here to Yahweh (Gen 4:1-16 LUT) and Abraham laid his son Isaac on the altar here on this hill in the land of Moriah (also Moriah, Moriah, Morijah) to sacrifice him (Gen 22:2 LUT). Jacob had his vision of the Ladder to Heaven at this very spot (Gen 28:10-22 LUT). Later, the ascension of Muhammad is said to have taken place here, which is reported in two different versions in the Qur'an. In Sura 17 ({{Arabic|الإسراء}} ''al-isrāʾ'' 'the night journey'), the Prophet Muhammad's night journey to a "distant mosque" is described {{Quran|17|11}}. According to the other version (al-Miʿrāj / المعراج / al-miʿrāǧ, from عرج / ʿaraǧa / 'to ascend, to go up'), Muhammad is said to have ascended to the seventh heaven in Mecca from a place in the Holy Kaaba, guided by the archangel Gabriel via a ladder. The Prophet's vision is alluded to in {{Quran|53|1|18}} and {{Quran|81|1|29}}.

Solomon's Temple was built on the artificially levelled rocky plateau by Hiram, the master builder appointed by Solomon, which is reported in great detail in the Temple Legend given by Christian Rosenkreutz. Later, the Herodian Temple stood here. Today, the Dome of the Rock, probably built between 687 and 691, is the oldest monumental sacred building in Islam, and on the southern side of the Temple Mount is the al-Aqṣā Mosque, its third most important mosque.

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[[Category:Holy Land}}
[[de:Tempelberg]]