What is the Dome of the Rock? 

Mark 13:14-19 14"When you see 'the abomination that causes desolation' standing where it does not belong-let the reader understand-then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 15Let no one on the housetop go down or enter the house to take anything out. 16Let no one in the field go back to get their cloak. 17How dreadful it will be in those days for pregnant women and nursing mothers! 18Pray that this will not take place in winter, 19because those will be days of distress unequaled from the beginning, when God created the world, until now-and never to be equaled again. Matthew 8:10 When Jesus heard this, he was amazed and said to those following him, “Truly I tell you, I have not found anyone in Israel with such great faith. 11 I say to you that many will come from the east and the west, and will take their places at the feast with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven. 12 But the subjects of the kingdom will be thrown outside, into the darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”

your video is totaly fake!

U made up half the information up about Muslims and the prophets.. we believe the same thing as the jews which spoke about in the video. prophet Muhammad ascended to Heaven in a cave which is underneath the dome of the rock not on the rock which is shown in this video. Plz don't listen to white boy tourist who got his information from a Jewish tour guide.. none Muslims are not even allowed to go inside of the dome of the rock. Do your research first tourist 😒

@@chadowens3388 1,

It is an Islamic masterpiece, and it is called the Dome of Al-Sahreth, because it is the rock with which the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven on the journey of Isra and Ascension

It is said dajjal hides there

Hopefully you prayed to the right God

@@ffftttty1027 yeah you are dajjal. Why are you lying dajjal?

@@ryanmozert no need to worry about us. Worry about yourself. Redirect it to yourself, do I pray to the right God?

Good

That made me laugh

Phrasing

I agree. Tis a fine dome but it is no spire English

the god love 'em round n' plumpy

It is an Islamic masterpiece, and it is called the Dome of Al-Sahreth, because it is the rock with which the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven on the journey of Isra and Ascension

Sudimax Hahahahaha I spit my water

Win

Hahah!!!!!!

Not funny

Hilarious

The arrogance of groups who thin they can force God's hand is amazing.

Lol

@@CharlesObryan well, there are things that aren't in the bible but are still true

@@michaelfisher7170 well it's planned to happen, and the times seems appropriate. The antichrist has to reveal himself sometime soon and most likely will endorse the completion of the temple to sit upon it. The Jews will regard him as the true Messiah but he will betray them. It's all been written and we are at just about reaching the finish line of humanity.

@@StallionFernando well the apostles themselves expected the end. Christ had told them some would live to see it. I think apocalyptic expectations are common to monotheist belief. I'm personally not holding my breath.

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​@@randellhillspeaks753 yeah the channel was muslim haters lol,I suggest you to learn about Islam from an Islamic point of view, not from a hater side of Islam

@@randellhillspeaks753the channel acts17apologetics content is a channel full of lies and hatred towards Muslims runs by psychopath.. my suggestion try to watch muslim dawah and reading Qur'an with English translations so that you learn the real message of Islam.. peace!

Watch hiw david woods turns roosted with Mohammed hijab debate..lol...

@@TheKingofTheUniverse. I think it's important to listen to both sides of the argument and make up one's own mind. I don't find David to be a hateful person in any way. He even spoke against the oppression of Uighurs by China.

That's not possible. If Romans never destroyed Solomon's House of Prayer or God didn't will it to be destroyed. Muslims and Christians will be forbidden to enter its complex, because Jews consider it very holy. Even some jews will be prohibited on some sections of the Temple and only Pure Jews will be allowed to enter.

It was actually a Roman shrine to Jupiter

Closer to Al Aqsa right?

No. The southern court was always largest, since worshippers entered from the southern city of David.

3rd holiest site for Sunni Islam.

@Aaaatshu as a westerner we are taught the dome of the rock is al aqsa but thats not true

@Lance Gin yes pls do it...

Arab here, Al-Aqsa mosque is the other mosque, more rectangle and has a green dome.

The whole thing surrounded by a wall is called the aqsa mosque, including the dome of the rock, AL-masjid al-qibli, and Al-musalla al-marouani

ZM C wtf

But who cares. People need to stop fighting over archaic BS, and "divine" books that don't even mention things as fundamental as germs or solar system.

Quite a bold statement there friend. Do you believe germs are just microbes that float around randomly? From your statement I'd gather you believe the universe is governed by chaos and we are the product of random mutation? I personally believe microbial life is product of or at least the effect of interdimensional life...which many traditions and religious texts do mention. The solar system as well as a vast cosmos is common theme too (unless you're a fundamentalist Christian/flat earther) so not sure where you got that idea...

Allah split the moon. Evidence enough

Nice story, but Omar unfortunately failed to follow the design as set out in Jewish Literature.

@@SunOfG0D microbial life is just an evolution of natural elements, and so we are. Microbes weren't spawned out of another dimension lol, we don't even have any proof that extra dimensions exist other than in specific math equations that are being used to study the universe.

Hahahahah UR SO FUNNY 😑😑😑

Btw did you know that could be offence

It is an Islamic masterpiece, and it is called the Dome of Al-Sahreth, because it is the rock with which the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven on the journey of Isra and Ascension

Being raised in muslim family, I've never been told creation was happened in here.

Even they are disagreeing on who was almost sacrificed. Judaism (and Christianity to some extent) believe that it was Sarah's son Isaac, while Islam believes that it was Hagar's son Ishmael.

Maybe?

@@y__h Christians believe in the God revealed in Judaism so they did not write their own history and instead use the exact same scriptures used in Judaism. In another video, RFB explains that Christians didn't see themselves as a separate religion but were looking to reform Judaism. In shory, Christians believe it was Isaac.

Yes they believe in the Torah...Abraham Isaac and Jacob...but they are from the seed of Ishmael..they were not blessed to know the Only True God...they were cast out !! So their Allah...is actually Satan...and their Anti Christ is Jesus !!

What? No pith helmet? Jk

I like the way you think

It is an Islamic masterpiece, and it is called the Dome of Al-Sahreth, because it is the rock with which the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven on the journey of Isra and Ascension

No

SIMONP1965 yes amazing recent discoveries.....3rd temple coming soon! Sanhedrin begin animal sacrifices recently? Perilous days ahead. Let all run to Jesus while he may be found. Shalom.

Reading these comments sure lets you know how many people are experts in ancient topography.

That theory makes no sense. If that was the case, why are there mikvahs and trails leading up to the mount? How do you explain the trumpeting stone found there? The Greek warnings to gentiles found there? Walls and stones by the Eastern Gate dating back to the first Temple Mount period? The beams of cedar from Lebanon dating back to first Temple Mount period? And much more archeological evidence. I personally believe it was not at Dome of the Rock though, but just a bit lower by Al Aqsa.

Im pretty sure he has a catholic background.

most people know little about the history of their own religion

Well its his job to know stuff like that as an archeologist , being a certen religion or nationality or whatever doesnt make you an expert automatically. A lot of problems is created when people think like that.

@namik121 لا

imu70 he did no such thing

@namik121 بنوا مسجد قبة الصخرة، المسجد الأقصى ليس مسجد القبة

imu70 it’s a myth. Just like Abraham, Moses, Solomon and David we’re myth. Almost everything in the Torah are myth, with few exceptions such the event after the Babylonian Exile or the Judaic Kings just before Assyrian’s conquest.

muhhamad,they first took Jerusalem from christins,it is a jewish land,so islam built this mosque on jewish land,dont try to steal others lands muslimo

Entrance to the inner court of the Jewish temples was only permitted to Jews who had gone through ritual purification. If I'm not mistaken, the outer court was open to all, but maybe only Jews whether pure or not. There were a few rings, each getting more restrictive - up to the holy of holies as mentioned in the video. In current day Jewish holy sites and synagogues there are no restrictions on access, and non-Jews can even potentially observe during prayer services.

Well, a lot of churches, particularly Catholic churches Orthodox churches, and some Lutheran Churches don't allow unbelievers to take part in communion. That's the most similar thing Christianity has to not allowing non-believers to go to a certain place pr take part in activities. However, even that is not a universal thing, since most Protestant churches will allow anyone who comes into it take part in communion, though anyone who is an unbeliever probably won't get much out of it. Christians have no need for ritual purity, since Christians believe that the presence and spirit of God is in the hearts of all Christian people, not confined and Christians believe that we are free in Christ to go anywhere we please. After Jesus was crucified, there was a small earthquake and the shroud that covered the entrance to the Holy of Holies in the 2nd Temple was ripped in half, which is taken as a sign that that's no longer a "no-go zone," so to speak.

Gavers23 Just for clarification, in temple times there was a "Court of the Gentiles" on Temple Mount. A notice has been found, written in Greek, stating effectively do not pass this point on pain of death. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Warning_inscription Back in those days there were no Christians and Muslims so the warning applied only to pagans.

It is, like almost everything, still debated among Jewish religious authority, but generally speaking - there is no limit on gentiles joining Jews in prayer, synagogues and, when it was active, the Great Temple. There are only three limitations: Gentiles can't be counted towards the minimum of 10 Jews needed for "public prayer", they can't enter the inner circle of the temple, and they can't participate in the public reading of the Torah done on Saturdays (they can attend, but can't read out loud)

Anyone is allowed to go to the Wailing Wall (the holiest place for Jews) and the tomb of Abraham is split between Jews and Muslims.

They threw you out for having visited the Dome? How callous and bigoted..

the thing is that jews aren't allowed to go there because of many reasons. in judaism we aren't allowed to enter mosques and churches. and also this being our holiest site and there were places that we were prohibited from going to which is why there are signs there saying that jews better off not entering.

It is said that there is dajjal hiding there anti-messiah

not true.

Bahawal100 - Yes,. You are absolutely correct.

There are two points. First walking up the tourist entrance, the Israeli guards ask you. Then again the Waqf guards at the door asked us again. Other than outward signs like a hijab or kippah, though, I suppose they can’t prove it.

@Siyovaxsh En-sipad-zid-ana I went last year, and if I remember correctly they see your id before entering the city. But there wasn't any security checks near the kaaba

In many countries that have Muslim majority it’s actually on your ID and based on what your parents list on your paperwork.

@@JohnnyLodge2 yeah I know that, that is how they know.

@Dont Worry when I went I was wearing casual clothes, T-shirt and jeans. They didn't even bother looking at us

Jeff Stinson ... U are absolutely correct pal.

Elisha I understand that Scripture, my friend. But I also understand that Yeshua Ha'Moshiach stated that these would be times such as the days of Jonah as well. Taking absolutely Nothing away from Judah, Jerusalem and Israel; we recognize that The LORD has Above All Else a Holy Heart of Compassion for the Lost... Even Nineveh. To wit, He pursued Jonah with storm and a great fish to Re-deliver him to The LORD's Holy Purposes of Repentance even to Her inhabitants, because of His Lovingkindness. Vengeance is His Alone, and my task per the words of Christ Himself is to Love; 1st- The LORD my G0D, with all my heart, my soul and my mind, then my neighbor as myself, and lastly... those who are not only His enemies, but my own... all the while refusing to Compromise with the world system of harlotry, idolatry and self righteousness that sets itself up against the Knowledge of Almighty G0D through Christ Jesus. These days that seems a tall order, what with Rome occupying every corridor, catacomb and causeway, but in the fires of adversity, the dross and chaff are consumed, leaving only the gold, silver, precious stone and wheat through which our Beloved Lord's Table is set in the presence of our enemies, my friend. Grace and peace, to Jerusalem and to the whole earth, which Is The LORD's and All It contains. Agapé and Shalom. 🍃🦋🍃 🍃💙🍃 🍃🌐🍃 🍃💎🍃 🍃💧🍃

The dome of the rock (haram al-shariif), has nothing to do with the Umayyads. It was first built in the reign of Umar ibn Khattab (the 2nd Khalif after Abubakar) after the conquest of Jerusalem. Umayyads and other rulers may have extended or rebuilt after earthquakes on various occasions.

*you don't seem to have brain in your head at all lol*

That theory makes no sense. If that was the case, why are there mikvahs and trails leading up to the mount? How do you explain the trumpeting stone found there? The Greek warnings to gentiles found there? Walls and stones by the Eastern Gate dating back to the first Temple Mount period? The beams of cedar from Lebanon dating back to first Temple Mount period? And much more archeological evidence. I personally believe it was not at Dome of the Rock though, but just a bit lower by Al Aqsa.

I hope the Holy Temple is rebuilt as soon as possible. Whithout it the world is incomplete. And there's no radicalism about it. Jewish tradition needs a functioning temple to be whole. And no orthodox Jew disagree that the temple must be built in that exact spot. The only discussion is how.

@@davidcohenboffa1666it’s all a bunch of radicals who want to destroy a 1400 year old monument just to satisfy their petty beliefs of something that was destroyed 2000 years ago

@@davidcohenboffa1666building the temple without a messiah present? Lol. Most orthodox and rabbinic scholars and authorities all agree it should be built in the era of the messiah, by divine providence. Jews who disagree are in the minority. Like Maimonides.

@otlatoca4004 That is a dire mistake. Mimonides writes building the Temple as a positive commandament (so we must fulfil such commandament) and the Jerusalem Talmud says the Temple will be built before Messiah comes. There is even a Midrash that the Messiah will reveal himself on the rooftop of the Temple, which means the Temple will be rebuilt before he comes..... If you want more sources, see Navhmanides, Ramhal. A midrash will miraculous doings can't deny the fulfillment of a commandment from the Torah. If such a contradiction happens we MUST understand the Midrash figuratively. Btw, the idea that the Temple will descendents from the sky is also a minority opinion of Rashi. And there's also a discussion if such an opinion is valid in Halachah bc it is written in his commentary on the Torah, not on any Halachic work.

Than what about Spain. Spain was a Muslim country.

@@Turnpost2552 The Iberian Peninsula including the entirety of North Africa was Christian centuries before the Muhammad the cave dwelling lunatic was born. The moors invaded what was then a Christian region and the reconquista (literally "reconquest") was Christians retaking their historic territory. If you go to Spain today you will not find the government forcibly converting Mosques to Churches.

I don't think that would happen,like ever

you guys broke the temple and know the jews are at our throat for some reason. How about you give them the vatican instead

The the Al Aqsa mosque is not in Saudi Arabia. Do not make claims for which you have absolutely no proof.

@ᳵᳵᳵᳵᳵ The Al-Aqsa mosque is what jews refer to as the Temple mount. So it did exist when the prophet visited Jerusalem.

People are so gullible...

ee oh ee oooh Mohamed gos 😂

But look! There’s goes Jesus turning water into wine! Wow !

@@jumpjet88 something he did convinced the Romans...

@@jumpjet88 well thats the difference, there were witnesses to that. no one saw muhammads 'miracles'

That theory makes no sense. If that was the case, why are there mikvahs and trails leading up to the mount? How do you explain the trumpeting stone found there? The Greek warnings to gentiles found there? Walls and stones by the Eastern Gate dating back to the first Temple Mount period? The beams of cedar from Lebanon dating back to first Temple Mount period? And much more archeological evidence. I personally believe it was not at Dome of the Rock though, but just a bit lower by Al Aqsa.

Masjid al-Aqsa isn't a building, it is a site, like Masjid al- Haram. Dome of the Rock is next to Masjid al-Aqsa. It is not Masjid al-Aqsa.

MLGNolle ... Don't u know Quran was bestowed in tiny at parts at a time for 23 years continouesly for 23 years.

@@hannanpakthini7221 around 23 years, I guess you have been watching matpat. But yeah, good stuff

You can't walk over graves in Islam, but absolutely nothing to do with being "ritually unclean"

@@tigerheaddude The rabbi consider muslims and their graves as unclean

INDIA LOVER ALL graves are considered unclean, regardless of who it is. This is why there are fonts to ritually cleanse yourself at the entrances/exits of every Jewish Cemetery. It's not the levies, but the priests (Cohanim) who are forbidden from entering any burial grounds.

@@CerebrumMortum I was under the impression that all Jewish temple priests had to be from the tribe of Levi.

@@CerebrumMortum Thank you for the information sir. But the mass multistoried graves of muslims at the Eastern gate belonging to the 16th century ad tell another story

Not anymore.

@@ef2718 Thank you

They were like the Romans destroyed the Jew Temple for us and turned it into a garbage dump dibz yo... dibs

Both (golden dome and green dome) are Al-Aqsa.

Masjid = place for sujud/prostrate

I have never heard this claim before. Where did you hear this?

2 Chronicles 3:1

@@luke3807 The threshing floor is the smooth pavement next to the Dome.

Timothy Osborn; there is ample evidence that Herod’s Temple complex was located at the present Temple Mount. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeological_remnants_of_the_Jerusalem_Temple en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Temple#Herod's_Temple

That theory makes no sense. If that was the case, why are there mikvahs and trails leading up to the mount? How do you explain the trumpeting stone found there? The Greek warnings to gentiles found there? Walls and stones by the Eastern Gate dating back to the first Temple Mount period? The beams of cedar from Lebanon dating back to first Temple Mount period? And much more archeological evidence. I personally believe it was not at Dome of the Rock though, but just a bit lower by Al Aqsa.

Jesus will renounce you all

Unfortunately, ReligionForBreakfast didn't really emphasize the fact that this building is one the most beautiful buildings in the world...

@@bouchtaab8281 yes, many mosques in Islam are beutiful, this is one

Not really clear on what it was but the Dome of the Rock preserves at its core some Roman building of Hadrian's Temple complex.

@@vlasisv3415 I do.

That theory makes no sense. If that was the case, why are there mikvahs and trails leading up to the mount? How do you explain the trumpeting stone found there? The Greek warnings to gentiles found there? Walls and stones by the Eastern Gate dating back to the first Temple Mount period? The beams of cedar from Lebanon dating back to first Temple Mount period? And much more archeological evidence. I personally believe it was not at Dome of the Rock though, but just a bit lower by Al Aqsa.

It wasn't a winged horse in the face of a man. That's the imagination of Persian Artists from later generations. The actuality is that "It is smaller than a mule but larger than a donkey. Pure white and it was called al Biraaq (lightening). And it puts its hoof where the eye can see". Here is where some legends begin - the image of Buraaq with wings is not narrated. This hadith says the Buraaq is a physical creature which can run much faster as a normal horse. So fast that it jumps as far as the eye can see. Every second 20/30 miles. But this is a physical creature. (Fun fact, the Semetic Origins of the Buraq is also the same origins of the Phoenecian word Barca, the family whom Hannibal Barca of Carthage belonged to) But either way, yes, he went to Jerusalem. Then he was raised to higher dimensions with the angel Gabriel by his side

Its as ridiculous a story as that of the itinerate preacher who was nailed up buried and came back to life three days later.

Not all Muslims believe that as it is not in the Quran.

I'm sorry but at the time of the Umayyads nearly all of the Sahana were dead.

@@LeekyKale the last sahaba malik bin anas died in 709 ad whilst the second generation of hazrat and imams continued to influence the salafi Brotherhood in medina pitted against the materialistic ummayads of Damascus/ Ar Sham...

@@samnatt248 They had developed their own schools were they spread their thoughts. The banu ummaya versus banu hashim clash continued from 550 to 749 ad unabated with the hashim clan getting a prophet and the ummayads getting the khilafat for themselves. Example abdullah ibn umar or ubayy bin kab belonging to the second generation of sahaba with hasan and hussein had a huge influence on the non- ummayads. Another instance is sulayman ibn surad khuzai, an old sahabi trying to avenge hussein assassination at the battle of ayn al warda in 684 ad

@@samnatt248 if you are ignorant about your own history, you can't call it BS and paint everyone else as ignorant...

@@samnatt248 ok, replace the word hashim with salafi, then it sounds relevant. The lakhmid and ghassnid rivalry goes back to the sassanian-roman wars. Whilst the qays and yamani rivalry was within the ummayad administrative ranks. I'm talking about the rivalry between the ummayads and the non-ummayads

All of Israel is occupied territory! 2019 is the 100th anniversary of Balfour’s second declaration which totally gave Palestine to Israel! Every man as his price!

@@jeremiahkerry well, seeing as it's built on top of an existing structure, and one that was built twice at that, on land that was purchased by King David for 50 silver shekels, until the diaspora, and by a religious organization who claims the records of the Jews are wrong and that their lineage is incorrect and the Arabs are owed the land, well, it's kind of clear it's an occupation, but go on Joe, it's not like the receipt isn't in the most widely printed book of all time.

@@mattallred jews came from Mesopotamia. The Canaanites were the original indigenous..

@@mattallred We didn't destroy the temple, romans did. If anything by building the mosque we rebuilt it. We follow prophet David. So if this was his land, we te followers of his message can be there

same thing. But Jesus didn’t stop there; he told both his enemies and his followers that I AND MY FATHER ARE ONE. John 10:30