Aqsa: History, Virtues and Responsibility | Dr. Mufti Abdur-Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera

[@RM-kf5tr]

May Allah SWT strengthen the Muslims there, may He increase the sacredness of Masjid Al Aqsa, may we go there and increase our imaan

[@o2xb]

JazakAllah Khair Mufti Saab!

[@MoneyEducator]

Jazakum Allahu kheiran...may Allah Mighty and Majestic bless you for doing your part in providing clarity on our responsibility toward the Holy land, and preserve you for the benefit of the Ummah and the humanity, Ameen.

[@BHameed65]

Ameen ya rubul Alameen

[@neyuaziz9553]

Well explained Sheikh mashaAllah may Allah protect you

[@valeriedeleon3578]

SubhaanAllah that poem 💕💕💕💕💕

[@annalove4809]

I pray we can go to pray there one day inshallah ❤️

[@sheelaanwar3061]

Aameen 🤲

[@achilgulum3822]

Ameen🤲🏻

[@kulkamal8816]

Aameen Ya Rab-il Aalameen 💖

[@sheelaanwar3061]

SubhaanAllah .JazaakAllah Khair Mufti Abdur Rahman .😞🌹🤲

[@shaheenshahid4902]

Great dua! " Ya Allah Enable us to do that which is befitting for us to do and allow us to be used in the service to do that"

[@yazis5922]

Ya rabb... protect us all Muslims in this dunia especially those in Al Aqsa and within Palestine ...., And forgive us of our short fall & inability to help them our Muslim brother's And bare witness that we are not among the traitor of Islam.... Allah Huma Saliallah Muhammad.... Aameen Allah Huma Aameen

[@valeriedeleon3578]

JazakAllah khurian

[@taymiyya1399]

The doorman of the church of the Holy Sepluchre is Mr Adeeb Joudeh Al Hussaini a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad SAWS.

[@humblebee8334]

But is it true though

[@Dunya-theworld]

MashaAllah...nicely explained by sheikh. Love u ❤

[@aneeschvga]

Jazakallahu khairan

[@peaceisourfriend.1474]

Jazak Allah..... My Allah protect Qudus and the people ......

[@humblebee8334]

Ameen

[@kobirahmed4180]

Asalaamualiakum Mufti, I would be grateful if you can provide some guidance on whether protesting/demonstrating for causes such Palestine is permissible in Islam and non muslim countries.

[@fahadshafiq1361]

Mashallah

[@shereenkader1781]

In sha Allah I will go thr with my family with ALLAH AZAWAJAL'S invite ameen

[@shamsuoliullah5980]

I like the topi Shaikh Abdur Rahman puts on ,,Can anyone kindly tell me the name of the topi of Shaikh Abdur Rahman ? What is that type of topi called/name?

[@mrb2643]

Their bullets n bombs steal Land in this world, but also earns them the fire in the hereafter and grants Janah to the martyrs of Palestine

[@zaid3825]

Notes: • Prophet Muhammad (saw) travelled there on a special journey and lead prayers in front of all the Prophets. • Aqsa is an expansive compound comprising of 2 x major mosques; dome of the rock and qibla mosque. • Prophet Ibrahim (as) and nephew Prophet Lut (as) moved there. • It is the place of Prophets Ibrahim (as), Ishaq (as), Yaqub (as), Yousuf (as), Lut (as), Sulayman (as), Dawud (as), Salih (as), Zakariya (as), Yahya (as) and Isa (as), where they visited Jerusalem. • Baytul maqdis: the house of purification. • Hadith: Makkah was the first masjid to be built (either by angels or Prophet Adam (as) ), followed by the masjid of Jerusalem 40 years later. • Only 3 Masjids on earth where one is rewarded for visiting; Makkah, Medina and Aqsa. • Visiting Aqsa can wipe away one’s sins and make one sinless. • Many blessings to put on the ihram at Jerusalem and travel to Makkah.

[@shafiq154]

ماشاءالله

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Palestine ❤️

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[@islamicmediavids]

Aoa, to dearest channel admin, I just recently have found from credible sources that in many occasions on the internet, any content on masjid aqsa actually does not show the masjid but the dome of the rock, giving the impression that dome of the rock is masjid aqsa to the viewers. Incidentally same is the case with this video title shot, it is the dome of the rock is it not? please check this, and re-edit if you find it to be the case....JazakAllah ho khair.

[@mumsaccount5507]

The whole compound is Masjid Al-Aqsa, including, but not restricted to, the Dome. Edit- Just realised you understand Urdu... so here’s a link to a video which will help dispel your doubts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWnEq6iao7aKl9U

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@@mumsaccount5507 JazakAllah ho khaira. will look at it.

[@mobyinayet5383]

Shabbir Ahmed (Quran As It Explains Itself) 17:1 Glorious is He Who initiated the migration of His servant by night, from the Sacred Masjid to the Remote Masjid whose environment We did bless that We may show him some of Our signs. He is the Hearer, the Seer.1 This is the 17th Surah of the Qur’an. Some exponents refer to it as Surah Bani Israel. It has 111 verses. Asra (Night Journey) is often confused with Me’raaj (Ascension). Since God is Omnipresent, the notion of anyone going to meet with Him over the skies does not stand up to reason. Asra signifies night journey and it refers to the beginning of the exalted Messenger's emigration from Makkah to Madinah by night. Verses 20:77 and 26:52 use the same term for migration of Prophet Moses along with his followers across the sea. Also consider 17:2. Masjid Al-Aqsa means the Remote Mosque and refers to the ‘Remote Mosque’ in Madinah, the place where Muslims used to congregate before the Prophet's arrival to the city. Masjid may also be understood here as Madinah since it was the place of regular congregations. The famous Masjid Al-Aqsa, the so-called Qiblah Awwal, the supposed First Holy Sanctuary, is widely known as Haram Shareef in Jerusalem. But, in fact, it was built in 72 AH (691 CE) by the Umayyad Ruler, Abdul Malik bin Marwan, about 60 years after the exalted Messenger passed on. The First Sanctuary was nothing but Ka’bah in Makkah 3:96. Jerusalem, until the Muslim conquest under the second Caliph of Islam in 637 CE, had been under the control of Byzantine Christians for centuries, and there was no person worshiping in a Masjid anywhere in the world but Madinah. So, the question of the presence of a Masjid in Jerusalem during the lifetime of the exalted Prophet should not arise. Again, Muslims conquered Jerusalem in 637 CE during the Rule of the second Caliph of Islam, Hazrat Umar. When he visited the place, he along with his companions continued to pray in open grounds, although Pope Severinus gave him the key to the city and invited him to pray in the Church of Holy Sepulture. But Hazrat Umar feared that Muslims might start converting churches into Masjids, so he politely declined. If a Masjid were present, he would have prayed there. The word Me'raaj (physical Ascension) nowhere occurs in the Qur’an. Yet, under erroneous traditions, it is a popular, though non-Qur’anic, belief among many Muslims that the exalted Messenger was taken up physically to the Heights/Skies to meet with God! The Qur’an sets the records straight by asserting that the First ever blessed Sanctuary was the Ka’bah built by Prophets Abraham and Ishmael in Makkah. And that the Divine laws remain unchanged under all circumstances. Bodily Ascension is a Biblical and not a Qur’anic theme at all. Qubbah-tas-Sakhra (Dome of the Rock)is an Islamic shrine and major landmark located on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, near Al-Aqsa. It was completed in 691 CE. Temple Mount is a holy site for Judaism as well. There is a very questionable history that the Dome of the Rock was constructed over the site of the Second Jewish Temple which was completely destroyed during the Roman invasion by General Titus in 70 CE. The exalted Messenger never ascended to the heavens. Allah is everywhere. Our brilliant Muhaddithin and historians bring a lot of irrational and contradictory material on this subject: 01. Me’raaj happened in Madinah. 02. No sorry! It happened in Makkah. 03. It happened just before Hijrah. 04. Sorry! It happened 9 years before Hijrah. 05. The Prophet was sleeping at Umm Hani’s house - what? Gabriel held his hand and took him to Allah up there in the heavens. 06. Oh’ no! (That would be a slander). He was sleeping in the Ka’bah. 07. Gabriel opened his chest and poured faith and wisdom from a platter of gold before taking him up there. 08. Sorry! That surgery was performed when he was 3 years old. 09. Gabriel took him straight to the heavens. Sorry again! The angel first took him to Jerusalem. 10. No, it was not Gabriel. Burraaq (The Centauress with the head and face of a beautiful woman and the body of a horse) carried him to the heavens at lightning speed. These are not even 10% of the insults. The real ascension of the exalted Messenger was his character, and not some kind of Greek Mythology. With the Glorious Name of God, the Instant and Sustaining Source of all Mercy and Kindness 20:23. Signs that the Divine System will begin to prevail from there

[@AhmadAli-ml8xr]

cant take mufti seriously - he scare mongered us about coronavirus. I would have hoped his intellect could see through the global deception about this plandemic. disappointing considering i enjoy all his islamic content- he should avoid politics and that which he is a layman of.

[@hafzah1996]

Your opinion is your own, and i have nothing to say about it. But global deception aside, Coronavirus is actually scary. Scare-mongering? I don't think so. My family, including elders and us youngers contracted this infection. We were always home, following precautions. I've had people-family and non-family, dying due to this. The most of these people only stayed at home. The rest only had to go out for essentials. Allah forgive me for saying this, but if my people were a statistic for this global deception scheme that doesn't have to mean this pandemic was a tactic alone. And I'm sure there are a lot of people who would agree with me given the deaths and losses. It was beneficial for me by Allah. And if you feel inadequacies in someone's work, why don't you upgrade it on your own here. Thats always a good thing for people like myself to learn more.

[@AhmadAli-ml8xr]

@@hafzah1996 how do you know you contracted the disease? you sure it wasn’t your average yearly flu?

[@hafzah1996]

@@AhmadAli-ml8xr yeah. We are quite sure about what we got. And we think it could be one of the delivery guys. With people having being asymptomatic, it is even worse to try tracking down to the carrier. And with me being in a country where we are still tracking infections and trying to accommodate vaccines simultaneously, we only have faith in Allah for nothing going south.

[@hafzah1996]

@@AhmadAli-ml8xr Also, i can't help but wonder if you're from the 1st world countries where people are doing quiet well Alhumdulillah. I mean the fact that you can't move out of this 'deception' perspective and can't see and understand the death toll in Asia(i wonder if it matters at this point). I'm just surprised, or maybe not at this point. There are people who have spoken like you, who didn't take this seriously and are no more. I think, you should offer shukr to Allah for being safe, SubhanAllah. You should really be Thankful if nothing else.