Roman Invitations and Jewish attempts to rebuild the Temple
70 C.E., Temple is Destroyed
100 C.E., Trajan gives Jews permission to rebuild the Temple which, however, they neither could nor would make any use.
118 C.E., Hadrian allows the Jews to return to Jerusalem and grants permission for the rebuilding of their Holy Temple, but soon reneges.
132 C.E., Rebel Bar Kochba re-institutes ritual sacrifice in Jerusalem. Aspirations of rebuilding Jewish Temple.
138 C.E., Antoninus Pius allows Jews to return to Jerusalem.
332 C.E., 'Bordeaux Pilgrim' reports that Jews anoint the "lapis perfusus" rock near Hadrian's statues on Temple Mount.
333 C.E., Edict of Milan, Jews start to build Temple.
362 C.E., Julian besieges the Persian city of Ctesiphon. Julian plans to rebuild the Temple and even begins construction.
438 C.E., Eudokia (wife of Theodosius II) gives the Jews permission to pray on Temple Mount.
443 C.E., Eudokia permits Temple reconstruction.
512 C.E., Jewish Exilarch Mar Zutra II tries to make Jewish State in Persia
525 C.E., Joseph Asher Dhu Nuwas, King of the Jewish Kingdom of Arabia, revolts against Rome with Persian help.
584 C.E., Maurice sent Jewish builders from Constantinople to Jerusalem to repair Julian's structure on Temple Mount.
614 C.E., Persian-Jewish alliance conquers Jerusalem, and attempt to construct a temple on Temple Mount
638 C.E., Judeo-Arab alliance conquers Jerusalem. Jews build wooden Temple on Temple Mount
691-692 C.E., Dome of the Rock is built by 'Abd al-Malik on site of Jewish Temple
http://alsadiqin.org/en/index.php?title=The_Persian_and_Islamic_conquests_of_Jerusalem
Quite sure these are both Rabbis.
Ben Abrahamson and Joseph Katz
No. 2 under chapers
(seems now the Zionist want Christians to fight Muslims or arabs) Well unfortunately most of the self proclaimed Jews in Israel are either atheist, secular, or agnostic and do not want religious zealots, they wanted a secular country, what happened now they want a Jewish one, but they don't want orthodox Jews really, but tolerate them, as an excuse to gain all of Jerusalem.
Games you are playing. Its mainly about power and bigotry now. Jews once again think they are better.
I'm not certain what you infer by posting the history of the pre-Mohammed (and pre-Islamic) Middle East. There were no Muslims until the early 7th Century and the religion didn't really spread until the 8th.
Your list does have some interesting facts. Most prominent is the fact that the Jews were conquered and dispersed and then allowed or invited to return. The Jewish Kingdom of Arabia (now Yemen) is more proof that Jews not only predate the Muslims in Israel but also in many places now considered "holy" Islamic turf. In many of those places the indigenous Jews were slaughtered by their "peaceful Muslim friends" or, if lucky, just exiled.
Check out pre-Mohammed Medina, Islam's 2nd holiest site.
Islam was spread by the sword and, as we all know, those who live by the sword...
Your source, BTW, has an interesting agenda:
alsadiqin.org is a website that researches, explores and explains the common heritage of Islam and Judaism. Insha Allah, it strives to conform in every way to sharia and accepted convention according to the doctrine of Ahlu-s-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah. Its visitors include Muslims and Jews looking for an alternative conceptual framework to understand the history of Islam and the Banu Israel: One that doesn't assume fundamental, eternal opposition between them.
Lets quote it all:
As-salamu 'alaykum wa rahmat-Ullah wa barakatuH
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alsadiqin.org is a website that researches, explores and explains the common heritage of Islam and Judaism. Insha Allah, it strives to conform in every way to sharia and accepted convention according to the doctrine of Ahlu-s-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah. Its visitors include Muslims and Jews looking for an alternative conceptual framework to understand the history of Islam and the Banu Israel: One that doesn't assume fundamental, eternal opposition between them. (I am neither, but I do believe what these Rabbis wrote, the stories in the Quran came from somewhere and now we know where, I am a firm believer that Jews helped write the Quran, telling stories and even maybe even some writing of it.)
Ben Abrahamson says on his Facebook site.
I am an orthodox Chassidic Jew from Israel who works as an historian, a consultant, to an important Rabbinical Court in Jerusalem.
A Chassidic
Roman Invitations and Jewish attempts to rebuild the Temple
70 C.E., Temple is Destroyed
100 C.E., Trajan gives Jews permission to rebuild the Temple which, however, they neither could nor would make any use.
118 C.E., Hadrian allows the Jews to return to Jerusalem and grants permission for the rebuilding of their Holy Temple, but soon reneges.
132 C.E., Rebel Bar Kochba re-institutes ritual sacrifice in Jerusalem. Aspirations of rebuilding Jewish Temple.
138 C.E., Antoninus Pius allows Jews to return to Jerusalem.
332 C.E., 'Bordeaux Pilgrim' reports that Jews anoint the "lapis perfusus" rock near Hadrian's statues on Temple Mount.
333 C.E., Edict of Milan, Jews start to build Temple.
362 C.E., Julian besieges the Persian city of Ctesiphon. Julian plans to rebuild the Temple and even begins construction.
438 C.E., Eudokia (wife of Theodosius II) gives the Jews permission to pray on Temple Mount.
443 C.E., Eudokia permits Temple reconstruction.
512 C.E., Jewish Exilarch Mar Zutra II tries to make Jewish State in Persia
525 C.E., Joseph Asher Dhu Nuwas, King of the Jewish Kingdom of Arabia, revolts against Rome with Persian help.
584 C.E., Maurice sent Jewish builders from Constantinople to Jerusalem to repair Julian's structure on Temple Mount.
614 C.E., Persian-Jewish alliance conquers Jerusalem, and attempt to construct a temple on Temple Mount
638 C.E., Judeo-Arab alliance conquers Jerusalem. Jews build wooden Temple on Temple Mount
691-692 C.E., Dome of the Rock is built by 'Abd al-Malik on site of Jewish Temple
http://alsadiqin.org/en/index.php?title=The_Persian_and_Islamic_conquests_of_Jerusalem
Quite sure these are both Rabbis.
Ben Abrahamson and Joseph Katz
No. 2 under chapers
(seems now the Zionist want Christians to fight Muslims or arabs) Well unfortunately most of the self proclaimed Jews in Israel are either atheist, secular, or agnostic and do not want religious zealots, they wanted a secular country, what happened now they want a Jewish one, but they don't want orthodox Jews really, but tolerate them, as an excuse to gain all of Jerusalem.
Games you are playing. Its mainly about power and bigotry now. Jews once again think they are better.
I'm not certain what you infer by posting the history of the pre-Mohammed (and pre-Islamic) Middle East. There were no Muslims until the early 7th Century and the religion didn't really spread until the 8th.
Your list does have some interesting facts. Most prominent is the fact that the Jews were conquered and dispersed and then allowed or invited to return. The Jewish Kingdom of Arabia (now Yemen) is more proof that Jews not only predate the Muslims in Israel but also in many places now considered "holy" Islamic turf. In many of those places the indigenous Jews were slaughtered by their "peaceful Muslim friends" or, if lucky, just exiled.
Check out pre-Mohammed Medina, Islam's 2nd holiest site.
Islam was spread by the sword and, as we all know, those who live by the sword...
Your source, BTW, has an interesting agenda:
alsadiqin.org is a website that researches, explores and explains the common heritage of Islam and Judaism. Insha Allah, it strives to conform in every way to sharia and accepted convention according to the doctrine of Ahlu-s-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah. Its visitors include Muslims and Jews looking for an alternative conceptual framework to understand the history of Islam and the Banu Israel: One that doesn't assume fundamental, eternal opposition between them.
Lets quote it all:
As-salamu 'alaykum wa rahmat-Ullah wa barakatuH
NEW! Ben Abrahamson on Facebook NEW!
All the newest and best information appears there first
alsadiqin.org is a website that researches, explores and explains the common heritage of Islam and Judaism. Insha Allah, it strives to conform in every way to sharia and accepted convention according to the doctrine of Ahlu-s-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah. Its visitors include Muslims and Jews looking for an alternative conceptual framework to understand the history of Islam and the Banu Israel: One that doesn't assume fundamental, eternal opposition between them. (I am neither, but I do believe what these Rabbis wrote, the stories in the Quran came from somewhere and now we know where, I am a firm believer that Jews helped write the Quran, telling stories and even maybe even some writing of it.)
Ben Abrahamson says on his Facebook site.
I am an orthodox Chassidic Jew from Israel who works as an historian, a consultant, to an important Rabbinical Court in Jerusalem.
Chassidic 'historian'
The only consultant to ANY Rabbinical court in all of Israel is Rabbi Kanyevsky
What is the difference?? They are both True Torah Jews aren't they. Actually I'm not fond of zealots from any religion. So what is the difference?
Making they the worst kind of Jew, the kind that believes you will be killed by their God while they climb the stairs to paradise