Kharam al - Aksa: why the mosque in Jerusalem is important for Muslims and Israelis

A mosque of Kharam al - Aksa, whose name is translated from Arab as "most distant" or "highest", is on the Temple mountain in Jerusalem – in the city which in itself is sacred not only for representatives of Islamic religion, but also for Christians, and for Jews. In the Islamic world the mosque of Kharam al - Aks is considered as the third shrine on importance after Masdzhid by al - Kharam al, located in Mekka, and mosques of the Prophet Mahomed in Medina. For the history it was repeatedly reconstructed and even was used by crusaders as a general staff of a knightly award, and today together with the area Kharam al - Ash-Sharif is protected...