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 | | The Dome of the Rock (Arabic: قبة الصخرة Qubbat As-Sakhrah) is a famous Islamic shrine in Jerusalem. | | | The rock in the center of the dome is believed by Muslims to be the spot from which Muhammad ascended through the heavens to God accompanied by the angel Gabriel, where he consulted with Moses and was given the (now obligatory) Islamic prayers before returning to earth. | | | A 15th century manuscript depicting Muhammad's journey from Mecca to the Dome of the Rock and then to heaven. |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | The Dome of the Rock is a shrine and a holy place, but it is not a mosque, which is a place of worship. | | | Praised as modern Jerusalem's most beautiful building, the Dome of the Rock is a shrine for the religion of Islam. | | | Both Muslims and Christians of the Middle Ages mistakenly thought that the Dome of the Rock was the Jewish Temple, which had stood on the same spot until the Romans destroyed it in A.D. Early in the seventh century, The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), who founded the Islamic religion, had a miraculous experience on this rock. |
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| | The Dome of the Rock and the al-Aqsa Mosque |
| | The embodiment of this fulfillment is the Dome of the Rock. | | | The dome of the last was 20.46 meters in diameter, that of the Muslim shrine 20.44: a one-inch difference. | | | There is, besides, another way of explaining this little dome: its plan brings to mind a Crusader baptistery, and the nearby Dome of the Rock, when it functioned as a Crusader church, would have needed one. |
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| | The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem |
| | The Dome of the Rock, the first Muslim masterpiece, was built in 687 A.C. by Caliph Abd al-Malik, half a century after the death of the Prophet Muhammad (s). | | | The Dome of the Rock, the first Muslim masterpiece, was built in 687 A.C., half a century after the death of the Prophet [Muhammad, pbuh]. | | | The Dome of the Rock presents the first example of the Islamic world-view and is the symbol of the oneness and continuity of the Abrahamic, i.e. |
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| | Dome of the Rock - Jerusalem, Israel |
| | The Dome of the Rock is not a mosque, but a Muslim shrine. | | | The Arabic Islamic Inscriptions On The Dome Of The Rock In Jerusalem, 72 AH - Islamic Awareness | | | The sacred rock [photo] that is the central focus of the shrine is a large, ancient rock that may have once stood in the center of Solomon's Temple. |
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| | THE DOME OF THE ROCK |
| | The dome was reclaimed by Saladin for the Muslims in 1187. | | | During the Crusades, Christian conquerors converted the Dome of the Rock into a church. | | | There is a large imprint on the rock which Muslims say is the footprint of the angel Gabriel, who took Muhammed to heaven. |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | Often incorrectly called the Mosque of Umar, the Dome of the Rock, known in Arabic as Qubbat As-Sakhrah, is not a mosque for public worship but rather a mashhad, a shrine for pilgrims. | | | The holy rock of Mt. Moriah was first a Jebusite place of worship, then the site of the Jewish Temples, next the sanctuary of the Roman god Jupiter, later capped by the Muslim's Dome of the Rock, next taken over by the Christians, and still later a Muslim shrine again. | | | The Christian Kingdom lasted almost 90 years, during which time the Dome of the Rock was converted to a Christian shrine and named Templum Domini (meaning Temple of the Lord), the Church of the Holy Sepulchre was rebuilt, and hospices and monasteries were founded. |
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| | The name, Dome of the Rock, comes from the fact that it encompasses the rock from which it is thought that Mohammed, Islam’s holiest prophet, ascended to heaven. | | | The Dome of the Rock is a symbol of constant struggle between Judaism and Islam over the region in which the Dome of the Rock is located. | | | Once inside the Dome of the Rock, one enters a structure built around a holy Islamic object, the rock from which Muhammad ascended to heaven. |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | According to Muslim and Jewish tradition, the rock is also where Abraham prepared to sacrifice his son Isaac, and the place from which, in Muslim tradition, Muhammad ascended to heaven on his Night Journey. | | | Holy places include the mosque of the Dome of the Rock, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Western (or Wailing) Wall. | | | The Dome stands on the legendary site of Muhammad's journey to heaven and is the third holiest place of Islam after Mecca and Medina. |
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| | The Secret key to the Dome of the Rock |
| | To understand why the Dome of the Rock was built by Abd al-Malik, we first have to understand how Muslims looked (and still look) upon the significance of their central shrine in Mecca that is shaped as a cube (as was the Holy of Holies in Solomon’s Temple). | | | The Dome was built by Muslims to wean Christians from the site, NOT to make it a more sanctified spot in Islam nor did the building of the Dome of the Rock have anything to do with Jewish religious matters or aspirations. | | | So, the Dome of the Rock was built over a prime Christian holy place (where the Church of the Holy Wisdom was once situated). |
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| | Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem |
| | It is a shrine in Al-Aqsa Mosque commemorating the Prophet Mohammad's (pbuh) miraculous journey to the Seven Heavens. | | | Dominating the skyline of Jerusalem, a landmark without doubt, is the beautiful shrine of the Dome of the Rock. | | | Built on a platform over the rock of Mt. Moriah more than 1300 years ago by the Muslim Umayyad Caliph AbdulMalek bin Marwan, the shrine was completed in 691 AD, 6 years after building commenced. |
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| | Inside the Dome of the Rock |
| | For Muslims, the Rock enclosed by the Dome is sacred because it is the site from which the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven. | | | So momentous was Muhammad's night-time journey that the Rock itself tried to fly to heaven with him and had to be restrained by Muhammad or, in some versions of the story, the Archangel Gabriel. | | | This was the source of the hand and footprints that the faithful claim to see in the stone formation. |
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| | Temple Mount - Dome of the Rock |
| | The Muslims belive that the Dome of the Rock is built on the place where Muhammad rose to the skies during the Night Journey ('Asraa') from Mekka to the Temple Mount. | | | The name "Omar Mousque", in which the dome is sometimes known as, is also a mistake, and the real Omar Mousque is located near the holy sepulchre. | | | The muslims believe that the footsteps of Muhammad may be seen in the stone, and that two hairs from his bears are kept in the structure. |
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| | Dome of the Rock: 691 |
| | The Dome of the Rock is a holy place in Judaism and Christianity as well as in Islam. | | | Abd al-Malik decreed that the Dome of the Rock, rather than the Ka’bah, be the goal of the Muslim hajj (pilgrimage); this decree was annulled with the reconquest of Mecca. | | | The Dome of the Rock is located on Temple Mount on the eastern side of Old Jerusalem, and is the third most holy place in Islam. |
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| | The Riddle of the Dome of the Rock |
| | The Riddle of the Dome of the Rock (in Hebrew). | | | Important scientific research conducted by Ya'akov Ofir holds that the Dome of the Rock was built in 691CE for the Jews as their “last house” of prayer by their ally Abd el-Malik, the Umayyad ruler of Damascus, who also controlled the land of Israel in those days. | | | The historical writings were ignored and the records of Abd el-Malik — who, according to his faith, gave his hand to the building of the Dome of the Rock as a Jewish house of prayer — were destroyed. |
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| | The Dome of the Rock |
| | "Dome of the Rock, shrine in Jerusalem that is the oldest extant Islamic monument. | | | The Dome of the Rock was built between AD 685 and 691 by the caliph Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, not as a mosque for public worship but as a mashhad, a shrine for pilgrims." | | | Called in Arabic Qubbat as-Sakhrah, the Dome of the Rock was built over a rock that is sacred to both Muslims and Jews. |
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| | 6.837: The Dome of the Rock - 3D model |
| | The rock after which it is named is by many muslims believed to be the site from which the Prophet Muhammad ascended to Heaven. | | | The Dome of the Rock is one of the three most important religious sites of Islam. | | | The dome was written in OpenInventor using QuadMeshes for the ribs and IndexedFaceSets for the rest. |
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| | Daily Bible Study - The Dome Of The Rock |
| | The gold-colored dome has become a world-famous part of the Jerusalem skyline and is regarded as one of the most holy sites in the Islamic world. | | | The Jews believe that it is the very rock on which Abraham nearly sacrificed Isaac, and Moslems believe that it is the place from which the prophet Muhammad went into heaven. | | | The rock over which the mosque was built is believed sacred by both Jews and Moslems. |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | Gray and Hartt correct popular fallacies and explain that the Dome of the Rock was designed by Byzantine architects in the tradition of Christian shrines and cathedrals. | | | Also, Gray and Hartt both emphasize that the Dome of the Rock is not, in fact, a mosque (for worship) - but rather a shrine (meant for pilgrims). | | | A common misconception concerns whether or not the Dome of the Rock is an Islamic mosque, or even if it is Islamic in design at all. |
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| | The Temple Mount Jerusalem |
| | Glowing with its magnificent golden dome, and holding the sacred rock upon Isaac was almost sacrificed and from which Muhammad rose to heaven, the Dome of the Rock was built by Caliph Abd el-Malik in 691 AD, as part of the Muslims attempt to demonstrate their ascendance over Christianity. | | | Built by the son of Abd el-Malik, Caliph Walid, in the early 8th century, the El-Aqsa Mosque, with its silver-black dome, is far less glorious than the Dome of the Rock, but it serves as the actual place of worship for Muslim pilgrimages coming to the Temple Mount. | | | For Muslims it is their third holiest shrine, as said to be the site from where Muhammad have ascended to heaven on his Night Journey. |
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| | Dome of the Rock -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Arabic Qubbat as-Sakhrah shrine in Jerusalem that is the oldest extant Islamic monument. | | | The rock over which the shrine was built is sacred to both Muslims and Jews. | | | Includes a map, pictures, and historical information about the Masjid al-Aqsa (Dome of the Rock), the Masjid Sakhra, the tomb of Bibi Maryam, the Cave of Prophets (ghar al-anbiya), the tomb of Prophet Uzair, and the Tomb of Prophet Musa. |
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| | The Temple Mount - the Haram-esh-Sharif |
| | The interior glass mosaics in the drum and dome contain representations of Byzantine imperial jewelry, and one of the ornate inscriptions affirms that God is One and not three; and that Jesus was an apostle of God and His Word, and not His son. | | | A shrine and not a mosque, it is the third holiest place in Islam after the Ka’aba in Mecca and the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina. | | | The shrine stands on or near the approximate site of the Jewish Temple (though scholars disagree whether it was the Holy of Holies or the Altar that stood on the site of the rock). |
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| | Dome of the Rock (BiblePlaces.com) |
| | This shrine was covered by a lead dome from 691 until it was replaced with a gold-colored covering in 1965. | | | Believing that this is the place referred to in the Koran as "al aqsa" (the furthermost), Muslims have sanctified this as the third most holy place in the Muslim world (after shrines in Mecca and Medina, both in Saudi Arabia). | | | Far be it from his glory that he should have a son." |
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| | Dome of the Rock - description |
| | Finally the mosaics of the Dome of the Rock introduced two decorative principles which were to continue to develop in later Islamic art. | | | It is as though the building has two messages: one to proclaim to the rest of the city that Islam has sanctified the Jewish Temple; the other to convey the impression of a luxurious shrine for restricted and internal purposes. | | | Set on a traditional holy site, and drawing on the lands conquered by Islam for methods of construction and decoration, the Dome of the Rock yet created an entirely new combination of artistic conceptions to fulfill its purpose. |
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| | Articles - The Dome of the Rock: Jerusalem’s Hallmark |
| | The Dome of the Rock was built to proclaim the central tenets of Islam: the unity of God and the finality of Mohammed’s role as God’s prophet. | | | The Dome of the Rock, then, calls Christians to accept Islam and to recognize the true place of Jesus in the plan of God. | | | The Dome of the Rock was built to proclaim the superiority of Islam over Judaism and Christianity and to give Jerusalem an Islamic identity. |
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| | Urban Legends Reference Pages: Inboxer Rebellion (Rock of Aegis) |
| | The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, a shrine for Islamic pilgrims constructed at the behest of the | | | According to Islamic tradition, this was the rock from which the Prophet Mohammed began his ascent to heaven as he made the Night Journey to the Throne of God. | | | And according to Christian tradition, this is the place where the messiah Jesus spent the last days of his ministry before the Crucifixion. |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | Dome of the Rock: The staircases up to the Dome, as a pilgrim might see them as he or she approached. | | | Located on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, in the Haram al-Sharif, the Dome of the Rock Marks the spot where the Prophet ascended on his night journey to heaven. | | | Note shell hole left over from the Seven Day War. |
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| | The Hashemite Restorations of the Holy Places in Jerusalem |
| | In the year 620 CE he was transported from Mecca to Jerusalem in a mystical flight, and from the rock around which the shrine was later built, he ascended to heaven. | | | Al-Haram al-Sharif is described as the first qibla (direction to which Muslims turn in prayer), and the third holiest shrine after Mecca and Medina. | | | In 1922, a non-governmental Islamic organization, the Islamic Higher Council (IHC) was established to preserve Islamic ideals and sanctuaries alike. |
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| | IslamOnline-Ask About Islam |
| | The Dome of the Rock is the golden domed building actually built over the Rock, from which Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) ascended to Heaven on his Night Journey (al-Mi`raj). | | | Subsequently, al-Masjid al-Aqsa, the Dome of the Rock and Masjid-i-`Umar are all erected on the sacred site of Beit-al-Maqdis. | | | Then you ask: I heard that `Umar refused to build a mosque on the site of the Temple and that is why the Dome of the Rock isn't actually a mosque and the Mosque is actually just next to the site of the temple. |
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| | Dome of the Rock on Encyclopedia.com |
| | The Dome of the Rock is a Muslim holy place in the | | | JERUSALEM,Dome protects the Rock from which Prophet Muhammad is supposed to have ascended to heaven (PAR63792) | | | Keywords: civilization set of beliefs set of beliefs dome of the rock east jerusalem al aqsa mosque temple |
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| | TrekEarth Dome of the Rock Photo |
| | Jewish tradition sees the rock as the center of the world and as the place where the world started forming. | | | By Islamic tradition, this is where Muhamad went up to heavens where he met seven important people - among which were Adam, Moses, Aaron the priest and Jesus and determined the five daily Muslim prayers. | | | Great timing, otherwise you might not have had that sunlight on the dome!! |
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| | Dome of the Rock, Jerusaleum |
| | It was built over "the rock", considered the spot where the prophet Muhammed ascended to heaven. | | | The Dome of the Rock is the third holiest site to Muslims. | | | Built by the Caliph Abd al-Malik and completed in 691 CE, it is the oldest Muslim building which has survived basically intact in its original form. |
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| | Building the Dome of the Rock |
| | This rock, about which it is reported that the messenger of God set his foot when he ascended to heaven, will be instead of the Ka'ba for you.’ Then Abd al-Malik built a dome above the rock and hung curtains of brocade around it and instituted doorkeepers for it. | | | So he built a mosque for the Muslims that would divert them from looking at these Christian buildings, one what would be unique and a wonder to the world. | | | In a like manner, is it not apparent how the Caliph Abd al-Malik, seeing the greatness and magnificence of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre was afraid that it would dazzle the Muslims and so erected the dome above the rock which is now seen there?’ |
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| | Sacred Places: Dome of the Rock, Israel |
| | upon which sits the Dome of the Rock is sacred to three of the world's major monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. | | | For Christians, in addition to the Old Testament Jewish associations, the Temple Mount was revered because of its place in the life and ministries of Jesus Christ. | | | The octagonal, domed Dome of the Rock was constructed by Moslems in the 7th century. |
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| | The Dome of the Rock: the Atypical Mosque |
| | To most Muslims a mosque is considered such when it contains one or both of the forms they are most familiar with-- the dome and the minaret. | | | People should understand that the Holy of Holies was left unprotected for six centuries. | | | The Dome of the Rock: the Atypical Mosque |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | The Dome of the Rock, or Qubbat as-Sakhra in Arabic, was built over the rock at the beginning of the rise of the Islamic empire. | | | It considered the spot where the prophet Muhammed ended his Night Journey to Jerusalem and ascended to heaven. |
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| | Dome of the Rock |
| | The dome of the rock the frist muslim masterpiece, was built in 687 A.C. By Caliph Abdal-malik haif a century after the death of the prophet muhammad. | | | The Dome of the rock present the frist example of the Islamic world-view and is the symdol of the oneness and conuity of the oneness and conuity of thee Abrahamic i.e. | | | Latitude and longitude of Dome of The Rock October 12, 2002. |
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| | PBS - Islam: Empire of Faith - Special Features - Jewels of Architecture |
| | It stands over a rocky outcrop, variously identified as the place of Adam's burial, Abraham's sacrifice, the Holy of Holies of the ancient Jewish temple, and Muhammad's night journey. | | | The first work of Islamic architecture and one of the monuments of world civilization, the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem was ordered by the Umayyad caliph Abd al-Malik in 692. |
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| | DOME OF THE ROCK |
| | It was built in 691 by the Umayyad caliph, Abd el-Malik, to protect the rock on which Abraham, according to traditions, sacrificed his son. | | | The Dome of the Rock, which is sometimes erroneously referred to as the Mosque of Omar, was not built as a mosque. | | | The Dome of the Rock is the oldest completely preserved relic of the early Moslem period in the world. |
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| | Dome of the Rock - Jerusalem, Israel - Great Buildings Online |
| | "...the Dome of the Rock is an atypical Islamic religious structure. | | | Create your own Dome of the Rock in live 3D with DesignWorkshop® Classic Home Design for just $79.95! | | | Quick Search by name of Building, Architect, or Place: |
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| | Arutz Sheva - Israel National News |
| | (IsraelNN.com) According to a report an Arabic news report, the roof of the Dome of the Rock Mosque on the Temple Mount was cracked in the recent earthquake that hit Israel. | | | Click here for our free Daily News Report from Israel | | | According to an Israel Radio report, renovations will be funded by the United Arab Emirates. |
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| | Dome on the Rock |
| | Dome of the Rock was built to commemorate Muhammad's ascension to heaven. | | | Centered under the dome, the Holy Rock itself may be seen, surrounded by an intricately carved wooden screen dating from 1199. | | | My Place is Famous for: For the great design in marble and mosaic patterning in the dome. |
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| | The Temple Mount in Jerusalem |
| | The Temple Mount at the Dome of the Rock (Dr. Leen Ritmeyer, Dr. Dan Bahat) | | | Penetrating Insights into the Temple Mount (Radar and Infra-red Studies) | | | Evidence for the Temple Location South of the Dome of the Rock |
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| | Dome of the Rock - PHOTOS FROM JERUSALEM |
| | Freedom to practice your Religion without fear is a basic right for a human being that must be honoured. | | | However we at ASKTHEBIBLE and all Christians do not consider the Koran as the inspired word of God. | | | This mosque, the Dome of the Rock, was built in 691 AD. |
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| | Jerusalem - Israel Special Weapons |
| | The first Jewish temple was built there by Solomon and then subsequently the second temple reconstructed after the Babylonians had destroyed the first. | | | The massive limestone rock at the center of the Dome of the Rock mosque also figures in Jewish tradition. | | | It is known as the place from which the universe itself was created. |
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| | Room 13 ~ Outside the Dome of the Rock |
| | It was originally built as a church by the Christian Byzantines during the first quarter of the 7 | | | Exhibits 13a-13g are views of the outside of the Dome of the Rock. | | | The Dome of the Rock is an octagonal building, having eight sides. |
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| | Jerusalem |
| | Anas bin Malik, may Allah be pleased with him, narrated: Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) said: I was brought Al-Buraq which is an animal white and long, bigger than a donkey but smaller than a mule who would place his hoof at a distance equal to the range of vision. | | | Masjid Al-Quds (The Mosque of the Dome of the Rock) | | | Please do not use them without the webmaster's permission. |
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| | University of Michigan Library Name Resolver Service |
| | Subject: ; Asia; Jerusalem; Cupola; Israel; Religious Buildings; Mosques; Shrines; Cupola by Dome of the Rock; Built Environment | | | “Dome of the Rock”; Cupola by Dome of the Rock | | | The person using this material is liable for any infringement.; Media for the Arts |
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