History of Jerusalem | Baitul muqaddas | Masjid e aqsa | Yarusalem
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History of Jerusalem | Baitul
History of Jerusalem | Baitul muqaddas | Masjid e aqsa | Yarusalem
Some 6,000 years ago, ancient peoples settled the hills around the Gihon Spring (located just east of Jerusalem's Old City walls today). The city they founded remained as it was for centuries – a hilltop agricultural backwater, in the periphery of the powerful Egyptian empire. It was called Rusalimum (or Urusalimum), which some believe means “dwelling-place of Shalim,” the Canaanite god of dawn. The invasion around 3,500 years ago of the “Sea Peoples” – or Philistines, as they are called in the Bible – destabilized the region and Egypt, causing it to lose its grip over Canaan. Some time in the early first millennium B.C.E. (i.e., some 3,000 years ago), a small kingdom called Judea was established – by King David, according to the Bible – with Jerusalem as its capital.
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Some 6,000 years ago, ancient peoples settled the hills around the Gihon Spring (located just east of Jerusalem's Old City walls today). The city they founded remained as it was for centuries – a hilltop agricultural backwater, in the periphery of the powerful Egyptian empire. It was called Rusalimum (or Urusalimum), which some believe means “dwelling-place of Shalim,” the Canaanite god of dawn. The invasion around 3,500 years ago of the “Sea Peoples” – or Philistines, as they are called in the Bible – destabilized the region and Egypt, causing it to lose its grip over Canaan. Some time in the early first millennium B.C.E. (i.e., some 3,000 years ago), a small kingdom called Judea was established – by King David, according to the Bible – with Jerusalem as its capital.
masjid e aqsa ki tareekh
history of jerusalem
baitul muqaddas
religious significance of jerusalem
baitul muqaddas ki tareekh
history of palestine
template of solomon
western wall
history of jews
jews occupied jerusalem
masjid e aqsa
al quds
history of masjid al aqsa
history of masjid aqsa
history of masjid e aqsa
history of masjid al aqsa in urdu
history of masjid al aqsa in hindi
history of al aqsa mosque
history of al aqsa mosque in urdu
masjid e aqsa
masjid al aqsa
masjid aqsa
masjid e aqsa ki tareekh
masjid e aqsa par hamla
masjid e aqsa history in urdu
masjid e aqsa ki history
history of jerusalem
history of palestine
dome of the rock history
masjid al aqsa in urdu
jerusalem in urdu
#jerusalem
#historyofjerusalem
#masjidalaqsa
#alquds
#solomontemple
#baitulmuqaddas
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