#Great Mosque

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Great Mosque, Mosul, IRAQ

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Photographer - shy-girl04 : Mezquita de Córdoba, Cordoba, Spain 2014

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The night just begun 🌃 !.

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Great Mosque of Aleppo, Syria

French vintage postcard

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Masjidil Haram, Mekah. Arab Saudi.

Masjid ini terletak di pusat kota Mekah. Masjidil Haram yang merupakan tanah suci bagi umat Islam ini di bangun dengan mengelilingi Ka'bah yang mana Ka'bah menjadi arah kiblat bagi umat Islam menjalankan ibadah Sholat di seluruh dunia. Mendapatkan kesempatan panggilan Allah untuk beribadah di tempat suci ini merupakan sebuah anugerah yang tak terhingga rasa bahagianya. Panggilan Allah tersebut bukan hanya bagi mereka yang berkecukupan harta ataupun mereka sang pemuka agama. Tapi panggilan Allah itu untuk siapapun hamba yang Allah kehendaki untuk menjadi tamu istimewanya. Seorang hamba yang tak mampu hartanya, kemudian Allah mampukan dengan jalan rezeki yang tak terduga. Seorang hamba yang pendosa, kemudian Allah gerakan hatinya agar bertaubat. Bahkan seorang hamba yang tersesat pun, kemudian Allah tunjukan jalannya agar ia kembali di jalan benar nya Allah. Allahuakbar. Begitu beruntung nya hamba hamba yang menjadi pilihan Allah tersebut. Semoga kita semua umat Muslim kelak menjadi hamba Allah yang dipilih untuk di panggil melaksanakan ibadah di tanah suci. Aamiin.

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This Week in Prophecy: Sudan, Locusts, Putin & China, Flooding in FL, DE dollarization, Lawlessness, & COVID's Over

This Week in Prophecy: Sudan, Locusts, Flooding in FL, DE dollarization, Lawlessness, & COVID's Over

The Watchmen, just a couple of dudes sitting on the wall watching the world go by… Ezekiel 38:5 Persia, Cush and Put with them, all of them with shield and helmet… Ezekiel states Russia, Turkey, Iran and allies are prophesied to invade Israel (Ezekiel 38-39). Arguably, Sudan may join Magog (modern day Russia) in their invasion of Israel at some point in the future. Fighting has broken out in…

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Hamas says Gaza mosque destroyed, urges UNESCO to save heritage The Great Omari Mosque has been reduced to rubble, with only its ancient minaret standing, according to images released by the Palestinian group.

The Othman bin Qashqar Mosque, also in Gaza City, was hit by air raids on Thursday, Hamas said. It also condemned the destruction of the Hammam al-Samara, the last Turkish-style bath in the territory, where Gaza Palestinians had bathed for more than 1,000 years. The Palestinian group, which has governed the Gaza Strip since 2007, said three churches had also been destroyed, including the 1,000-year-old Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Porphyrius, the oldest still active in the territory.

This is the al-Umari Mosque, the oldest mosque in the Gaza Strip. It’s around 1400 years older than Israel. Israel bombed it. Since the beginning of its genocide of the Gaza Strip, Israel has knocked down mosques, churches, schools, universities, restaurants & hotels. — Maha Hussaini (@MahaGaza) December 8, 2023

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Since Israel began its assault on Gaza in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 attack, one of the most devastating architectural victims has been a historic, centuries-old mosque. Initially constructed as a Byzantine church in the fifth century, it became known as the Great Omari Mosque in the seventh century, the first-ever mosque to be established in Gaza during the period of Islamization. Gaza’s strategic coastal location has allowed it to bear witness to many changes: 11th-century Crusaders converted the mosque back into a church, which was converted to a mosque again a century later. The region has weathered much conflict, having played a role in many different empires. “Gaza was actually a sizable city under the Byzantines and, before them, the Romans, and was a [political] center…for the Mamluk Empire in the 13th through 15th centuries. And that’s when it probably reached its highest level of administrative power,” Nasser Rabbat, the director of the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at MIT, tells me. “Gaza was the place where the [Mamluk] army would congregate on the way to their campaigns in northern Syria, in the Euphrates region, or in Anatolia against its host of enemies.” The Great Omari Mosque reflected this history. It had been damaged and rebuilt many times over the centuries: attacked by the Mongols in the 13th century, battered by an earthquake a few decades later, restored and expanded in the Ottoman era, and partially destroyed by British bombs in World War I, only to be restored once more. Now it’s been effectively obliterated; only some walls and one minaret remain. This is—make no mistake—a deliberate element of the Israeli campaign to erase all traces of Palestinian life.

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3 March 2024

Graphic design artist Moataz Abu Sakran shares footage of the damage inflicted by the IOF on several famous mosques in north Gaza as Ramadan approaches. The first, Omari Mosque or the Great Mosque of Gaza, has been a religious site for over 3000 years, dating to the late-Bronze Age Philistine people. Religious buildings there have been destroyed many times. God willing, they will always be rebuilt.

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والباقي كله كذوبات 🌇 !.

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Great Mosque of Kairouan, Tunisia

French vintage postcard

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Masjid Nabawi, Madinah. Saudi Arabia. 🕌