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Moslems believe that Jerusalem (the Temple Mount/Foundation Stone specifically is the place where Muhammed's Night of Ascension (c. CE 620) occurred. Moslems believe Muhammed was miraculously transported one night from Mecca to the Temple Mount/Foundation Stone in Jerusalem by Buraq (a mythological flying centaur-like heavenly creature). Once he arrived in Jerusalem, he ascended to Heaven to meet previous prophets of Islam (including Jesus and Moses among others). It was in heaven that Mohammed got the clearest understanding of his revelations.

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