100 bin Müslüman ramazanın ilk cuma namazını Mescid-i Aksa’da kıldı
Müslümanların ilk kıblesi Mescid-i Aksa’da ramazanın ilk cuma namazını kılabilmek için, işgal altındaki Doğu Kudüs’ün Eski Şehir bölgesinde Harem-i Şerif’e çıkan dar sokaklar ve çarşılarda büyük yoğunluk yaşandı.
Batı Şeria’dan Kudüs’ün Eski Şehir bölgesine geçmek isteyen Filistinliler’i kontrol noktasında İsrail güçleri durdurdu.
İsrail güçleri,12 ila 55 yaşlarındaki Filistinli erkeklerin Kudüs’e girmesini yasakladı.
Mescid-i Aksa’ya giremeyen Filistinliler, İsrail uygulamalarını protesto etti.
Mescid-i Aksa’ya geçmesine izin verilen binlerce Filistinli ilk cuma namazını eda etti. Kuran-Kerim okundu, dualar edildi.
Ramazanda gerilim tırmanabilir
Ramazan ayının başlamasıyla İsrail’in işgali altındaki Batı Şeria ve Doğu Kudüs’te gerilimin artmasından endişe ediliyor.
İsrail basınında, güvenlik birimlerinin ramazan ayında “tansiyonun yükselebileceği yönünde hükümete uyarı yaptığı” aktarılıyor.
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Ramazan is the holy month of Islam, during which Muslims intensify their spiritual activities and seek blessings and forgiveness from Allah. It is a time of fasting, prayer, and good deeds, and Muslims all over the world observe it with great devotion and dedication. The first Friday of Ramadan is of particular significance, as it marks the occasion of the first Jumu’ah (Friday) prayer of the holy month.
This year, the first Friday of Ramadan was marked by a historic event, as 100,000 Muslims from all over the world gathered at the Haram al-Sharif in Jerusalem to offer Jumu’ah prayer at the Al-Aqsa Mosque. The gathering was unprecedented in its scale and significance, as it represented a strong show of solidarity and unity amongst the Muslim community.
The Al-Aqsa Mosque, located in the Old City of Jerusalem, is considered to be one of the holiest sites in Islam, after the Kaaba in Mecca and the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina. Muslims believe that the Prophet Muhammad was transported to the mosque during his Night Journey, and it has been a place of worship for Muslims for over a thousand years.
The gathering at the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the first Friday of Ramadan was organized by the Islamic Waqf, which is responsible for the management of the Haram al-Sharif. The event was attended by Muslims from various countries, including Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, and Turkey, and it was a testament to the enduring importance of the Al-Aqsa Mosque for the Islamic Ummah.
The event was hailed by many as a symbol of Muslim unity and solidarity, as Muslims from different parts of the world came together to worship at a site that holds great significance for their faith. It was also seen as a message to the world that Muslims will not give up their claim to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, despite the ongoing occupation of Palestine by Israel.
The gathering at the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the first Friday of Ramadan was a remarkable display of Muslim faith and devotion, as well as a demonstration of the enduring significance of the Al-Aqsa Mosque for Muslims all over the world. It served as a reminder that despite the challenges facing the Muslim community today, their faith remains strong and unshakable, and their commitment to the holy sites of Islam remains unwavering.
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