buraq in a sentence

1. Al-Buraq: The New Palestinian Western Wall

2. Al-Buraq: The new Palestinian Western Wall

3. He dismounted and tethered al-Buraq to a ring in the gate.

4. Al Buraq is located in a shopping center called Al Khail Centre.

5. The Al-Buraq Wall is an inseparable part of our faith and our religion.

6. The Muslims would never formally agree to give up the Western Wall, which they call “al-Buraq.”

7. Either way, no Muslim would ever say that the Buraq Wall is more sacred than the Al Aqsa Mosque.

8. Thereupon Gabriel placed his hand on its head and said: O Buraq! are you not ashamed of what you are doing?

9. The “Al Buraq Wall” is what Palestinians have called the Kotel, the Western Wall, for only the past century.

10. After travelling the enormous distance to Jerusalem on the back of al-Buraq, Prophet Muhammad reached the area known as Masjid al-Aqsa.

11. Prophet Muhammad was presented with a white animal he described as being smaller than a horse but larger than a donkey, it was known as al-Buraq.

12. Referring to the Western Wall by its Islamic name, the ministry said: "Al-Buraq was, still is and shall be a Palestinian, Arab and Islamic site."

13. During his two-day trip to Israel, Javid visited the Western Wall (Al-Buraq Wall) in occupied East Jerusalem and placed a note between its stones.

14. The British government appointed a committee presided by the chief judge Walter Shaw and three other members to investigate the reasons behind Al Buraq rebellion.

15. Because Islamic tradition teaches that one night in the year 610, Muhammad -- miraculously flying atop a supernatural horse-like creature (al-Buraq) -- visited and prayed in it.

16. The Islamic creature, Al-Buraq, the Hindu creature, Hayagriva, the Horse-Face of Chinese mythology and the Tikbalang of Philippine folklore are all humanoids with the heads of horses.

17. The Al-Aqsa Foundation for Endowment and Heritage – posted a statement on its website saying: “We say to Putin and his ilk that the Buraq Wall is a holy Muslim site that is exclusively Muslim.

18. In this spirit, Muslim institutions pressure the Western media to call the Temple Mount and the Western Wall by their Islamic names (Al-Haram ash-Sharif, Al-Buraq), and not their much older Jewish names.

19. In a mystical journey known as Mi’raaj, he traveled in one night from Mecca to Jerusalem on a heavenly mount, al-Buraq, led all the prophets in prayer, and then ascended beyond the seven heavens to meet his Lord.

20. With one leap, al Buraq could cover an incredibly vast distance.[7] The Angel Gabriel told Prophet Muhammad to mount the animal, and together they travelled more than 1200 km. to the furthest masjid – Masjid al-Aqsa.