Built by Abd al-Malik, for 10 points, identify this Islamic building on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem which covers a stone called the Sakrah.
Frederick Catherwood disguised himself as an officer to make the first complete survey of this building, and one repeating motif here is a rosette on the soffits. It features an inscription made by filling in the 13 small arches on each façade. This building is topped by a moon over a gold-plated cupola, which rests on a 16-pillar drum. That drum in turn rests on an octagonal base, and the center of this building is located above the Well of Souls and is said to be the place where Muhammad ascended to heaven. Built by Abd al-Malik, for 10 points, identify this Islamic building on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem which covers a stone called the Sakrah.
Frederick Catherwood disguised himself as an officer to make the first complete survey of this building, and one repeating motif here is a rosette on the soffits.
the {Dome} of the {Rock} or {Qubbat al}-{Sakrah}