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Unyielding Legacy: How Al-Aqsa Mosque Became a Beacon of Faith and Resistance Over Centuries

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Explore the rich history of Al-Aqsa Mosque, its role in Islamic culture, and the courageous women who defended it during the Crusader siege. This article delves into the mosque's enduring significance as a symbol of faith and resistance against oppression.


Imam Qadi Ibn al-Arabi al-Maliki al-Andalusi, in his historical account, highlights the valor of women in Jerusalem, particularly during the Crusader siege of Al-Aqsa Mosque in 1099. This account reflects the enduring significance of Al-Aqsa in the hearts of Muslims, illustrating its historical and spiritual importance as a center of worship, knowledge, and resistance against invaders. The narrative emphasizes the continuous legacy of Al-Aqsa as a symbol of faith and resilience, drawing parallels between past and present struggles for the mosque's sanctity.

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