There is no one whose name is "Palestine" in the Qur'an.

Sheikh Ahmad Adwan, who introduced himself as a Muslim scholar living in Jordan, said that there is no such thing as "Palestine" in the Qur'an. God has established the Holy Land for the Children of Israel until the Day of Resurrection

Furthermore Sheikh Ahmad Adwan explains, who is a Muslim scholar living in Jordan, recognizes Israel's historic right to live in the Holy Land according to a number of Arab media sources translated into English on Zion news. "I say to those who distort the book of their Lord, the Quran: Where do you carry the Palestinian name, you are a liar, you are damned, when Allah has named it the holy land" The Holy Land "and bequeathed to the Children of Israel till the Day of Resurrection," Sheikh.in the interview.

"There is no" Palestine "in the Qur'an. Your request for the Land of Israel is a lie and it is an attack on the holy book of the Qur'an, on the Jews and their promised land. Therefore you will not succeed, and God will leave you and shame you, for God is the one who will protect them (ie the Jews). "

The sheikh added human rights violations through Palestinian Authority Authority: "Palestinians are murderers of children, parents and women, attacking Jews and then using them (children, parents and women) as Human shield and hide behind them, without mercy for their children as if they were not their own children, to inform public opinion that the intended Jews intend to kill them. "

"This is what I saw with my own two eyes in the 70s, when they attacked the Jordanian army, who were in charge of protecting them. Instead they were supposed to be thankful that they brought their children forward to (face) The Jordanian army, to make the world believe that the army had killed their children, "Sheikh said," This is the custom of their custom, their violence, they have a heart of stone against their children, and they lie to public opinion, To gain international support. "

Islamic support for Israel belongs to the Jewish people

According to Robert Spencer, author of the Middle East forum, Sheikh Ahmad Adwan is not alone in his view. He is supported by other classical Islamic sources. The English-based Imam Sheikh Muhammad Al-Hussaini stated, "You will find very clearly that from the eighth and ninth centuries and so on have been uniform to interpret the Quran explicitly saying that Eretz Yisrael has been given by God to the Jews as an eternal covenant

That Hussaini based his argument on the Qur'an letter: Al-Maidah Verse: 21

وَلَا

and do not

تَرْتَدُّوا۟

You turn around / run

عَلَىٰٓ

on

أَدْبَارِكُمْ

behind you

فَتَنقَلِبُوا۟

then you will come back

خَٰسِرِينَ

the losers

yaa qawmi udkhuluu al-ardha almuqaddasata allatii kataba allaahu lakum walaa tartadduu 'alaa adbaarikum fatanqalibuu khaasiriina

21. O my people! Enter the holy land which Allah has decreed for you, and do not flee from (the enemy), then you shall be the losers.

"He then refers to the commentator of the classical Qur'anic commentary of Muhammad ibn Jarir at - Tabari (838-923), which explains that this statement is" a narrative of God ... of the words of Moses ... to his community from among The people of Israel and his command to them according to God's command to him, commanded them to enter the holy land. "

Classical Islamic sources also recognize Jewish rights to Jerusalem and claim that the Al Aqsa Mosque is exactly where King Solomon used to exist for the Jewish kingdom. "David Barnett, writing for the Gloria Center: International Relations research, stated that Abu Ja'far Muhammad al-Tabari, who recorded the seventh-century Muslim conquest of Jerusalem, wrote that one day when Umar had finished praying, he went to a place where the Roman bury the golden temple [bayt al-Maqdis] at that time belonged to the Israelites. "In addition, the eleventh century historian Muhammad Ibn Ahmad al - Maqdisi and the fourteenth century Iran scholar Hamdallah al - Mustawfi admitted that the al - Aqsa Mosque was built over the Solomon Temple.