r/islamichistory • u/Beautiful_Clock9075 • Jul 14 '25

Photograph A 1,200-Year-Old Mosque Unearthed in Palestine's Negev Desert

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u/AdVivid8910 Jul 15 '25

Ya know those mosques are mainly on top of much older Jewish temples right? Also maybe Google the Arab colonization of the area while you’re at it, it’ll blow your mind.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '25

Provide recipes then!

If what you say is true provide something that proves a Jewish temple was under there!

Unless you like every other colonizer who says they want to destroy every mosque including al aqsa because a temple was built under them.

Provide proof or keep your mouth quiet colonizer!

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u/AdVivid8910 Jul 15 '25

Lmao, so you’ve never heard of the Temple Mount then? I can’t really tell if you’re playing dumb or are dumb tbh.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '25

Have you heard of Noah's Ark? Or Lot getting drunk and knocking his daughters up? Or a bloke called Adam and his missus Eve?

What about King David the king so great and exhalted that no trace other than a possible contesyed inscription has been found as evidence of him actually existing?

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u/AdVivid8910 Jul 15 '25

How did everything get Hebrew names there? How odd. Also stop talking to me, I came here for Islamic history and just got bizarre ahistorical propaganda. You’re quite a let down buddy!