The founder of the Morshediyya order, Kazeruni, supposedly believed that this city contained the only halal grain. While allegedly hiding from the Assassins in this city, al-Ghazali wrote Deliverance From Error. A man discovers a sidra tree during a trip in which that man visits this city. The qibla originally (*) faced this city, where a former tr
The founder of the Morshediyya order, Kazeruni, supposedly believed that this city contained the only halal grain. While allegedly hiding from the Assassins in this city, al-Ghazali wrote Deliverance From Error. A man discovers a sidra tree during a trip in which that man visits this city. The qibla originally (*) faced this city, where a former trash dump was converted into a building site by Abd al-Malik. This city was the location of the "Furthest Mosque," which was visited while one man was riding a donkey-mule combination called al-Buraq. That visit is detailed in "The Star" sura, as this city was the destination of Muhammad's Night Journey. For 10 points, name this city, the location of the Temple Mount, the Dome of the Rock, and the Western Wall.
The founder of the Morshediyya order, Kazeruni, supposedly believed that this city contained the only halal grain.
Jerusalem