نقض المزاعم الصهيونية في هيكل سليمان

الملخص EN

This current study deals with highlighting the Jew's doctrines concerning the temple, and the status which it represents in the religious Jewish heritage, revealing their insistence on rebuilding the temple.

the Jews have alleged that the temple was holy book (the old testament) obliges them to newly build the temple as it is the god's residence and the place of worship and performing prayers and religious rituals.

the researcher has also pointed out that the majority of Jews look forward to reconstructing the temple on the Maraya mountain, where the two Moslem mosques (al-Aqsa and the dome of the rock) now exist.

the study comprises the scientific proofs and evidence which refute the Jews' allegations concerning the temple and prove beyond doubt that the story of building the temple is a superstition and myth arousing wonder and denial.

their holy book is full of contradicting texts that inhabit a lot of misinformation and contradictions regarding the god's temple, a thing which clearly reflects that these are merely superstitions and myths written by their clergymen who wrote their holy book.

moreover, the rabies' and scholars' allegations concerning the existence of the temple contradict each other.

then came scholars of modern archeology, and looking for fossils to prove that the haram area of the Aqsa mosque has no trace or evidence of the alleged temple, but on the contrary they have found some Kananian and Islamic Arabic remains.

finally, the researcher has proved the prophet of Allah, Solomon, did not build any temple for al-mighty god, but he wrote a mosque, and that was al-Aqsa mosque as it was mentioned in prophet Mohammed (PBUH) traditions and what the moslem historians and others have asserted.