Dome of the Prophet, Religious site in Israel
The Dome of the Prophet is a richly decorated structure situated within Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
Built in 1538, it is traditionally where the prophet Muhammad prayed with all the prophets.
An important symbol in Islamic tradition, representing unity across prophets in Islam.
Visitors to Jerusalem can witness this sacred architecture, nestled among other historic sites.
Features an inscription bearing Suleiman the Magnificent's name, linking it to the Ottoman era.
Location: Jerusalem
Inception: 1538
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