al-Haram al-Sharif — Temple Mount Guide
August 2, 2010
al-Haram al-Sharif
Temple Mount Guide
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Click here to review a pdf of all 16 pages of a 1927 edition of al-Haram al-Sharif (Temple Mount Guide). — Pages 4 & 16 have the content most significant within the context of this blog. (pdf provided by BiblePlaces.com).
ORDER: For quantities of the 1924 reproduction first edition of Temple Mount Guide. Please include your name, city/country (to determine S&H cost) and telephone number when making inquiries. Which email address is the best for you to contact?
Israel (only): IsraelTempleGuide@gmail.com
Rest of the World: TempleMountGuide@gmail.com
MEDIA: For media inquiries contact The Simon Wiesenthal Center (LA):
TEL: 310.553.9036 EMAIL: information@wiesenthal.net
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templemountguide
Temple Mount Guide
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Click here to review a pdf of all 16 pages of a 1927 edition of al-Haram al-Sharif (Temple Mount Guide). — Pages 4 & 16 have the content most significant within the context of this blog. (pdf provided by BiblePlaces.com).
ORDER: For quantities of the 1924 reproduction first edition of Temple Mount Guide. Please include your name, city/country (to determine S&H cost) and telephone number when making inquiries. Which email address is the best for you to contact?
Israel (only): IsraelTempleGuide@gmail.com
Rest of the World: TempleMountGuide@gmail.com
MEDIA: For media inquiries contact The Simon Wiesenthal Center (LA):
TEL: 310.553.9036 EMAIL: information@wiesenthal.net
information
templemountguide
Historical Connection between Amin al-Husseini and the 1924 edition of Temple Mount Guide
March 26, 2010
Al-Husseini’s offer was rejected at first out of concern for disrupting Anglo-German relations by allying with an anti-British leader.
By 1938, Anglo-German relations were no longer a concern. al-Husseini’s offer was accepted. al-Husseini links to the Nazi regime were very close. From Berlin, al-Husseini played a significant role in inter-Arab politics.
In 1941 Amin al-Husseini met with Adolf Hitler in Berlin and was active in the decision to exterminate all Jews through the infamous Final Solution. Amin Al Husseini created the Hanzar Division of Nazi Muslim Soldiers in Bosnia, which he called ‘the cream of Islam’ — becoming the largest division of the Third Reich Army (26,000 men).
In 1946 Egyptian-born Yasser Arafat (real name before he changed it: Mohammed Abder Rauf Arafat al-Kudwa al-Husseini) met Amin al-Husseini (allegedly Arafat’s great-uncle) at age 17 and started to work for him. Amin al-Husseini placed Yasser Arafat in charge of arms procurement and shipment for the Mufti’s Irregular Forces: “The Holy Strugglers.” In 1974 Amin al-Husseini died in Syria, leaving a legacy of terror, which continues to this day.
Recently we acquired a 1947 German first edition copy of Simon Wiesenthal’s book, “GrossMufti — GrossAgent der Achse.” (Head Mufti: Agent of the Axis).
By 1938, Anglo-German relations were no longer a concern. al-Husseini’s offer was accepted. al-Husseini links to the Nazi regime were very close. From Berlin, al-Husseini played a significant role in inter-Arab politics.
In 1941 Amin al-Husseini met with Adolf Hitler in Berlin and was active in the decision to exterminate all Jews through the infamous Final Solution. Amin Al Husseini created the Hanzar Division of Nazi Muslim Soldiers in Bosnia, which he called ‘the cream of Islam’ — becoming the largest division of the Third Reich Army (26,000 men).
In 1946 Egyptian-born Yasser Arafat (real name before he changed it: Mohammed Abder Rauf Arafat al-Kudwa al-Husseini) met Amin al-Husseini (allegedly Arafat’s great-uncle) at age 17 and started to work for him. Amin al-Husseini placed Yasser Arafat in charge of arms procurement and shipment for the Mufti’s Irregular Forces: “The Holy Strugglers.” In 1974 Amin al-Husseini died in Syria, leaving a legacy of terror, which continues to this day.
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More Historical Background
More Historical Background
| Amin Al-Husseini, the Islamic Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, in Yugoslavia visiting German army Bosnian Waffen-SS volunteers in January 1944. The Hanzar Division was trained and armed as a mountain formation — the largest SS Division raised by the Nazis. The photo and article appeared in Minsker Zeitung (Minsk Newspaper), a weekly German paper in Occupied “White Russia,” published on January 26, 1944. Amin Al-Husseini (pictured to right) was one of the more revered allies of Hitler and the Third Reich. |
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Recently we acquired a 1947 German first edition copy of Simon Wiesenthal’s book, “GrossMufti — GrossAgent der Achse.” (Head Mufti: Agent of the Axis).
Wiesenthal was a Holocaust survivor who dedicated the rest of his life to capturing escaped Nazis war criminals. What’s amazing is that Simon Wiesenthal published this book less than two years after he was nigh unto death, weighing just over 100 pounds in a Nazis prison camp — released on May 5th, 1945. To add insult to injury, after Wiesenthal’s release he was almost beaten to death by a malicious Polish clerk in Mauthausen.
This 66-page book needs to be translated into English and re-published, with an updated forward that connects his historical activity with current events. Perhaps this could be an important follow-up to the Temple Mount Guide, connecting the Guide with the President of the Supreme Muslim Council. Anyone willing to translate about 50+ pages to help spread the truth?
Review the full German edition (with 22 pictures) online: http://aval31.free.fr/grossmufti/web/index.htm
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Muslim Soldiers reading German Propaganda.
The name of the book is Islam Und Judentum (Islam and Judaism in German) | 
Amin Al Husseini with one of his Nazi Muslim Troops – 1943 Hanzar SS Division.
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Amin Al Husseini meets Heinrich Himmler, Head of Nazi SS.
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 Berlin-1942
Amin Al Husseini spends WWII by Hitler’s side.
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Amin Al Husseini inspecting Nazi Muslim troops – 1943
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Nazi officer inspecting Muslim Bosnian SS troops.
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Amin Al Husseini inspects his Muslim Nazi Hanzar troops 1943
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Nazi propaganda poster featuring Amin Al Husseini recruiting young Muslims.
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Muslim soldiers with hat showing Nazi insigna- WW II.
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Bosnian Nazi Muslim Flag under Amin Al Husseini – 1943
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Amin Al Husseini in Berlin during World War II.
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Amin Al Hussseini meets Croat Nazi A.Artukovic and M,Budak, planning Serbian genocide.
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Amin Al Husseini inspecting his Nazi Muslim troops- 1943
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Bosnian Soldier posting picture of Amin Al Husseini – 1943
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Amin Al Husseini at Nazi meeting in Berlin
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Muslim Nazi troops in traditional Muslim prayer -1943
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Muslim Nazi troops in traditional Muslim prayer -1943
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 Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division |  Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division |  Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division |
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 Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division |  Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division |  Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division |
 Amin Al-Husseini Reviewing troops |
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Important Historical Background
Important Historical Background
Brief video clip about Amin al-Husseini — 1:23 | Another brief video clip about Amin Al-Husseini — 3:28 |
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The photo and article appeared in, Minsker Zeitung (Minsk Newspaper), a weekly German paper in Occupied “White Russia,”published on January 26, 1944. Amin Al-Husseini (pictured above) was one of the more revered allies of Hitler and the Third Reich. The Minsker Zeitung was published from April 15, 1942 to June 28, 1944 and had a network of correspondents who covered the situation on the fronts of WWII, events in the world and happenings in the Third Reich. |
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