Imam Ibn Hajar says about this hadith in Fath al-Bari: His saying (40 years)
Ibn al-Jawzi said: It raises a problem since Abraham built the Ka`bah and Solomon built Bayt al-Maqdis [another name of al-Masjid al-Aqsa cf. Hebrew Bet ha-Miqdash] and there are 1,000 years between them. His evidence for saying that it is Solomon - peace be upon him - who built the Farthest Mosque is the narration of al-NASA'i from the hadith of `Abd Allah Ibn `Amr Ibn al-`As attributed to the Prophet with an authentic isnad that "When Solomon built Bayt al-Maqdis he asked God the Most High for three things etc." and in al-Tabarani from the hadith of Rafi` Ibn `Umayrah that "David - peace be upon him - started building Bayt al-Maqdis but God inspired him: I shall accomplish its building with Solomon" and the hadith has a story. He [Ibn al-Jawzi] said: "The answer to that is that the mention concerns the first construction and the foundation of the mosque and it is not Abraham who built the Ka`bah for the first time nor is it Solomon who built Bayt al-Maqdis for the first time. Indeed, we have narrated that the first one who built the Ka`bah is Adam. Then his progeny spread out on earth. Therefore, it is possible that one of them built Bayt al-Maqdis. Later, Abraham (re)built the Ka`bah according to the Qur'an." Likewise, al-Qurtubi said: The hadith does not indicate that Abraham and Solomon were the first ones to build the two mosques. It was only a renovation of what had been founded by others. After quoting other opinions, Ibn Hajar insists : But the possibility mentioned by Ibn al-Jawzi is more pertinent. And I found evidence supporting those who say that it is Adam who founded both mosques. For instance, Ibn Hisham mentioned in "Kitab al-Tijan" that when Adam built the Ka`bah, God ordered him to walk to Bayt al-Maqdis and build it and so he did and offered worship in it. And the construction of the House [Arabic: al-Bayt, i.e., the Ka`bah] is famous and we have mentioned earlier the hadith of `Abd Allah Ibn `Amr that the House was elevated in the time of the flood until God showed Abraham its location. Ibn Abi Hatim narrated from the way of Ma`mar from Qatadah: God founded the House with Adam when he descended. But Adam missed the voices of the Angels and their prayers. Therefore, God told him: I sent down a House around which [people] will revolve like it is revolved around my Throne, so set out to it. Adam set out to Makkah - He had descended in India, and his steps were enlarged until he reached the House and revolved around it. It was also said that when he had prayed at the Ka`bah, he was ordered to set out to Jerusalem where he built a masjid [mosque] and prayed therein so that it became a qiblah to a part of his progeny.
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masjid e aqsa was built in 705 CE in palestine by jacob,isaac's son
Masjid Aqsa is in Palestine, Al Qods, its the one near the other majsid called The Rock which most people think its the Masjid Aqsa, just for the records, Masjid Aqsa is the one the Messenger Mohamed PBUH, has prayed with all the Messengers.
Masjid AQSA is considered third most important religious after masjid AL- HARAM MAKKAH and MASJID NABWI MADINA.MASJID AQSA was also the first qibla of muslims after KAABAH.today masjid AL- AQSA was occupied by ISRAELS and whenever isreal wants it stops muslims from offering prayer in the MASJID AL- AQSA and ALLAH will protect it.
Masjid al Haram, Masjid al Aqsa
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There are 5 not 3 mosques mentioned in the Qur'an; Masjid-ul-Haram ( Mecca, Saudi Arabia), Masjid-ul- Dirar (Medina, Saudi Arabia), Masjid-ul-Nabawi (Medina, Saudi Arabia), Masjid-ul-Aqsa (Jerusalem) and Masjid Quba (Medina, Saudi Arabia) Peace.There are 3 not 5 mosques mentioned in the Holy Quran:1. Masjid-ul-Haram ( Mecca, Saudi Arabia),2. Masjid-ul-Aqsa (Jerusalem),3. Masjid-ul- Dirar (Medina, Saudi Arabia),
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Israel and Palestine, City of Jerusalem
Mecca(Al-Masjid Al-haraam, kaaba) and Medina(Al-Masjid Al-Nabawi) in Saudi Arabia and Al-masjid Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem.