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Temple Mount- a large, walled, stone plaza on a hilltop—is one of the most important spiritual sites in Jerusalem. It is called Al-Haram al-Sharīf in Arabic, which is the language of Islam’s holy book called the Quran. Temple Mount is so large that hundreds of thousands of people can visit the site at the same time. This is important because Muslims (followers of Islam), Jews, and Christians all consider Temple Mount a holy place. Muslims believe that this site is the place where Muhammad, the prophet and founder of Islam, ascended to heaven.
The Dome of the Rock- marks an area important in the Jewish tradition. Jews believe that Abraham—the patriarch of the Hebrews—prepared to sacrifice his son Isaac at the site.
Temple Mount - To Jews, Temple Mount is the site of the First and Second Temples, Jewish places of worship in ancient Israel that were destroyed in conflicts. Parts of the walls that surround Temple Mount were built to support the Second Temple. The Western Wall, which is also called the Wailing Wall or the Kotel, is one of these walls. It is the most important Jewish spiritual site, and Jews worship here daily. To Christians, the Temple Mount is important because it played a central role in the life of Jesus Christ. He was a Jewish religious leader whom Christians consider the incarnation of God. Christians believe that Jesus prayed and taught at the Second Temple.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre- Christians believe that at this site, Jesus Christ was crucified on a cross and buried in a nearby stone tomb. (The word sepulchre means “tomb.”) Three days later, they believe, he rose from the dead at this spot. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre contains more than 30 chapels and places of worship. The most important is the Tomb of Christ, also called the Edicule. Another is Golgotha, the rock where Jesus Christ was crucified, which was enclosed within the church sometime after his death.
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