Mecca is important to Islam because it is where the Kabbah is located. The Kabbah is the construct which Muslims pray towards and have to visit when performing their Hajj Migration. It's also where the Prophet Muhammed is from. Medina is important because it is the first city which pledged their allegiance to Muhammed, and gave Muhammed refuge when he had to escape from Mecca due to persecution- and therefore it was the first Islamic State (the Islamic calendar starts when Muhammed journeyed to Mecca). Jerusalem is important because other Islamic prophets like Abraham, Jesus, Moses are connected with Jerusalem (yes they are the same biblical ones - Islam considers itself an extension of judaiochristiandom). Moreover, its important because that is where the Prophet visited during his ascension to Heaven (he visited heaven according to Islamic theology and stopped at Jerusalem). Finally, Jerusalem was the direction of prayer for the Muslims initially when the Kabbah was full of idols.
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Jerusalem
Because in the Middle Ages , a lot of people were Christian (and if you weren't, you were considered a sin) and in the Bible, Jerusalem was the place where Jesus Christ was crucified (nailed to a cross) and was sent up to Heaven to God. Also Bethlehem is in Jerusalem and (according to the Bible) that is the place where Jesus Christ was born. (I'm not too sure this is right so you should still look it up if I'm wrong)
It was the first city of Islamic state made, and was one of the holiest cities of Islam. It was also a well known trade route for Islamic pilgrims who often sold goods at Meccan markets to finance their journey for Hajj.
christainity, islamic, and animism
The "holy cities" of Judaism and Christianity is Jerusalem. Jerusalem is important to Christians because it is the city in which Jesus was born. Jerusalem is important to Jews because of the great temple that was built in Jerusalem. The "holy city" of Islam is Mecca, where the Islamic people do their "pilgrimage".
Jerusalem. That is where the prophet Mohammed spoke and taught.
Medina was an important city for Muslims as it was the first Islamic state and it was a model for how people can live together peacefully and cooperatively despite their different faiths, colors, and races. They all enjoyed equal rights and obligations.
The Temple on the Mount
Makkah (Mecca)-KSA Madinah (Medina)-KSA Jerusalem Canterbury Cathedral Golden Temple-India and many many more
People study Islam in:Many Islamic countries; in particular in Cairo at AlAzhar in Egypt and in Makkah (or Mecca) and Madinah (or Medina) in Saudi ArabiaMany institutions in Europe that have departments to teach Islamic religion.
Mohammed created the first Islamic City State in Medina and wrote the Constitution of Medina, giving specific rights and duties to the various Jewish Arab and Pagan Arab tribes in addition to the Muslims.
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it spread islam to the people who lived there
Islam spread all over the Middle East following the death of Muhammad in 632 AD First Arabic Muslim Period in Jerusalem started at 638 CE conquered by Caliph Omar and ended with the crusaders at 1099 CE. 1187 CE the Ayyubid Period started , Egyptian Islamic people Lead by Salah al-Din (Sladin) and ended in 1516 CE which was conquered by the Turkish Ottoman empire. The Ottoman Period was the last Islamic Period. In all this Periods there where deferent leaders,wars and conquers .Some Muslims others not. Within these time lines Islamic people lived and that has the connection with Islam and Jerusalem. From the Islamic Quran Some Scholars believe the Qur'an verse 17:1 is interpreted by Islamic tarsiers as referring to the "The farthest place" (al-aqsa) which is identified in Islamic tradition with Jerusalem, but there is still no mention of Jerusalem in that verse or in any other Qur'anic verse
Mecca in KSA.