Abstract
Did the Muslim rulers of Jerusalem in the first centuries after the Arab conquest
of the city permit Jews to pray in a synagogue on the Temple Mount? Or is this
merely a legend that reflects the dreams of some contemporary Jews who are
eager to establish a synagogue on the most sacred Jewish site? Readers of this
journal are well aware of the long-standing relation between Har Habayit/Temple
Mount and the Jewish people. This was the site of both the first nd the Second Temple. And this mountain
has been the focus of the daily prayers of Jews during the past two
millenniums.
Keywords
References
- F.M. Loewenberg, “A Synagogue on Har Habayit in the 7th Century: Dream or Historical Fact?”, Hakirah, the Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Though, Vol. 21, Summer 2016, pp. 253-262.
Abstract
Kudüs’ün Müslüman idarecileri, şehrin Araplar
tarafından fethi sonrasında, ilk yüzyıllarda tapınak dağında bulunan bir
sinagogta Yahudilere ibadet için izin vermişler miydi? Ya da bu, sadece dönemin
çokça kutsal Yahudi bölgesinin üzerinde bir sinagogun kurulması için aşırı
istekli, bazı Yahudilerin düşlerinin yansıyan bir efsanesi miydi? Bu derginin
okuyucuları Yahudi Halkı ile Tapınak dağı arasındaki uzun süredir devam eden
ilişkiden iyi haberdardırlar.
Keywords
References
- F.M. Loewenberg, “A Synagogue on Har Habayit in the 7th Century: Dream or Historical Fact?”, Hakirah, the Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Though, Vol. 21, Summer 2016, pp. 253-262.
Details
| Journal Section | Translated Articles |
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| Publication Date | March 26, 2017 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2017 Volume: 6 Issue: 1 |
