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What was the first Qiblah that early Muslims prayed toward before the Ka’bah?

Masjid al-Aqsa

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What was the religious reason early Muslims in Mecca could not pray at the Ka’bah in 614 CE?

It was surrounded by idols and controlled by polytheists.

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In what year did Dr. Omar set the scene for early Muslims praying toward Jerusalem?

614 CE

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What term refers to the night prayer that early Muslims would rise for before the 5 daily prayers were obligated?

Qiyam al-Layl (or Tahajjud)

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Which Sahabi stated he was the last alive who had prayed toward both the first and second Qiblahs?

Anas ibn Malik

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What vow did a companion make during the Conquest of Mecca concerning Al-Aqsa?

That he would pray two rak’ahs in Al-Aqsa if Mecca was opened.

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What did the Prophet (PBUH) say when the companion insisted on fulfilling that vow?

“This is your burden now.”

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What did a woman in Medina vow to do if she recovered from illness?

Travel to Al-Aqsa and pray two rak’ahs.

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Which masjid did the Prophet say was better to pray in than traveling to Jerusalem, based on reward?

His own mosque in Medina (Masjid an-Nabawi)

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What is the reward for praying in Masjid al-Haram?

100,000x

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What is the reward for praying in Masjid an-Nabawi?

1,000x

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What is the reward for praying in Masjid al-Aqsa?

500x or 250x (according to different narrations)

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Name one reason why scholars gave varying numbers for the reward of prayer in Al-Aqsa.

Different hadith chains, obligatory vs. voluntary prayers, solitary vs. group prayer, or reward increasing over time.

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What did the Prophet say about the future of Al-Aqsa’s value to believers?

A time will come when having a space to just see Al-Aqsa will be more beloved than the whole world.

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What analogy did Dr. Omar use to contrast prayer struggle in Mecca vs. Al-Aqsa?

Comfortable hotel prayer vs. struggling through occupation and barriers.

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What analogy did Dr. Omar use to contrast prayer struggle in Mecca vs. Al-Aqsa?

Comfortable hotel prayer vs. struggling through occupation and barriers.

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If a Muslim cannot visit Al-Aqsa, what did the Prophet recommend they do instead?

Send oil for its lamps.

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Who was the first person to light lamps in the Prophet’s mosque?

Tamim al-Dari

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What do olives symbolize in the Qur’an in relation to Palestine?

Blessing (barakah) and sacredness

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Why did Allah make Mecca barren but Jerusalem fertile, according to Dr. Omar?

To make Mecca purely spiritual and Jerusalem a contested but blessed land.

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What verse in the Qur’an condemns preventing people from praying in sacred masjids?

Surah Al-Baqarah 2:114

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What emotion does Dr. Omar say Muslims should feel when they see Al-Aqsa under occupation?

The same pain as seeing the Ka’bah desecrated.

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What does it mean if someone is apathetic toward Al-Aqsa, according to Dr. Omar?

hypocrite and kafir

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What is the name “Bayt al-Maqdis” translated to in English?

The House of Purity

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In the Hadith narrated in the Battle of Tabuk, what was the first sign the Prophet listed before the Day of Judgment?

His own death

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What was the second sign the Prophet listed in that same hadith?

The conquest of Jerusalem

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What was the third sign mentioned in that hadith?

The conquest of Jerusalem

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What was the third sign mentioned in that hadith?

A plague (Ta’un Amwas)

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What Qur’anic verse refers to people not distracted by trade from remembering Allah?

Surah An-Nur 24:37

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Which Prophet asked to die near, but not inside, the Holy Land?

Musa (Moses)

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According to Hadith, where is Musa buried?

Near the red dunes, a stone’s throw from Jerusalem

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What is the connection between Musa’s situation and modern Palestinians?

Many live close to Al-Aqsa but are barred from entering.

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According to Hadith, how long after the Ka’bah was Al-Aqsa built?

40 years

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Who do some scholars believe built Al-Aqsa after Adam?

Sheeth (Seth), son of Adam

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Which Prophet raised both the Ka’bah and constructed Al-Aqsa?

Ibrahim (Abraham)

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What were the names of his sons linked to each site?

Ismail (Mecca) and Ishaq (Jerusalem)

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Which Prophet raised both the Ka’bah and constructed Al-Aqsa?

Ibrahim (Abraham)

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What were the names of his sons linked to each site?

Ismail (Mecca) and Ishaq (Jerusalem)

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Why is the Prophet Muhammad’s connection to both lineages important?

It proves he is a prophet for all nations, not just the Arabs.

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What three things did Prophet Sulayman (as) ask for?

wisdom in judgement ; A kingdom no one else would have; Full forgiveness for sincere worshippers in Al-Aqsa

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What did Abdullah ibn Umar avoid doing on his way to Al-Aqsa to preserve sincerity?

Drinking water to avoid distractions and remain focused on his goal.

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What analogy does Dr. Omar use based on Ibn Umar’s action?

Be as sincere in activism for Palestine as Ibn Umar was in his intention.

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What miracle cleared Tha’laba of false accusation?

Fish rose with the lost jewelry in their mouths.

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What miracle cleared Tha’laba of false accusation?

“I’m from those who fight their beds at night with fear and hope.”

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What final du’a does Dr. Omar make for the listeners?

That we be counted among those spiritually and physically connected to Al-Aqsa and remain loyal to it even when the world moves on.

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What does “Bayt al-Maqdis” mean?

House of Purity

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What does “Bayt al-Atiq” mean (Ka’bah)?

Ancient or House of Freedom

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What is the meaning of “Al-Aqsa”?

The Farthest (Mosque)

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What event included the Prophet’s travel from Mecca to Jerusalem and to the heavens?

Isra and Mi’raj

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What three masjids did this journey spiritually link together?

Masjid al-Haram, Masjid al-Aqsa, Masjid an-Nabawi

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What night prayer was made obligatory on this journey?

Salah (5 daily prayers)

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Who was Prophet Sulayman’s father?

Prophet Dawud (David)

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What judgment case established Sulayman’s wisdom?

The two women disputing over a child

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What was Sulayman’s third du’a involving Al-Aqsa?

That those praying sincerely would leave free of sin

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Which Prophet wished to die near Jerusalem?

Musa (as)

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Which Sahabi wouldn’t drink water on the way to Al-Aqsa?

Abdullah ibn Umar

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What item did the Prophet encourage people to send to Al-Aqsa?

Oil for its lamps