The Holiest Mosques of the Prophets Peace be upon them-Study in the sacred text Part One (The first setter for each of them, the qiblah, and the pilgrimage to it)

Authors

  • Rema Alsayyad جامعة دمشق

Keywords:

Mosque, Prophet, Quran, Torah

Abstract

This research has focused on studying the status of the most important three mosques which were built by the Prophets, peace be upon them, and these mosques are: (Al-Masjid Al-Haram, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the Noble Prophet's Mosque).

The importance of these three mosques is due to the high reward for praying in them compared to other mosques, and that Mounts are not saddled for praying except of these three.

The aim of this research is to gain access to more information about the privacy statements of these mosques.

The approach employed is to rely on the sources of Islam, with reliance on the holy books of the Jews and the Christians to reach a full picture.

The research has produced important outcomes that all people need to understand in relation to all the heavenly messages. Of which: The three mosques on Earth are a divine, not a human choice. God Almighty blessed Al Haram Mosque and made it the first and the final destination for people, and make the pilgrimage related to it. Almighty God blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque and made it the second qiblah, and it was a shrine for all the Prophets peace be upon them. The mosques (Al - Haram and Al - Aqsa) were built by the father of the prophets Adam peace be upon him, and the prophetic mosque was built by prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.

The research has resulted that all the followers of the prophets share in the necessity to sanctify what the prophets sanctified, and to conduct the rituals that they ordered, which go smoothly with the rituals of the final prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.

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Published

2023-01-03

How to Cite

The Holiest Mosques of the Prophets Peace be upon them-Study in the sacred text Part One (The first setter for each of them, the qiblah, and the pilgrimage to it). (2023). Damascus University Journal for Legal Sciences, 2(4). https://journal.damascusuniversity.edu.sy/index.php/legj/article/view/4570