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Kudüs / Mukaddes fiehir 3 büyük dinin de kutsad›¤›, insanlar›n›n hava ile birlikte iman soludu¤u dünyan›n ilk ve tek flehri... Yahudiler için o ‘Yerushalim’, Davud Aleyhisselam›n kurdu¤u baflkent... H›ristiyanlar için o ‘Jarusalem’, Hazreti ‹sa’n›n çarm›ha gerildi¤i yer... Ve Müslümanlar için o ‘el-Kudüs’, mukaddes k›l›nan flehirdir. Kudüs; Davud ve Süleyman Peygamberlerin mescidler kurdu¤u, ‹sa Aleyhisselam›n do¤up büyüdü¤ü ve Hak Dinini tebli¤ etti¤i ve nihayet ‹slam Dininin ilk k›blesi olan Kubbet-us-Sahra’n›n bulundu¤u, Mekke ve Medine’den sonra üçüncü kutsal mekand›r. Eski Kudüs’ün etraf›n› çevreleyen 2.5 kilometre uzunlu¤undaki surlar üzerinde bulunan kap›lar adeta hangi dine do¤ru yöneldi¤inizi gösteren birer semboldür. 1892 y›l›n›n A¤ustos ay›nda Kudüs ‘Jarusalem’ tren istasyonuna ilk tren Akdeniz’den, Yafa flehrinden geldi¤i zaman, Kudüs’ün meflhur kap›lar›, kendi iç duvarlar›na de¤il, art›k d›fl dünyaya aç›lm›fl oluyordu. Takibeden on y›l içerisinde, Kudüs’ün nüfusu iki kat›na ç›kacak ve yük trenleri flehre sadece yiyecek tafl›mayacak, taze su da getirecekti. As›rlard›r su ihtiyac›n› büyük havuzlarda biriken ya¤mur sular› ile karfl›layan flehir, trenle birlikte muslu¤undan gürül gürül taze su akan çeflme ile tan›flacakt›. Kudüs ‹stasyonu, günde bir kez dahi olsa gelen trenleri karfl›lamaya hâlâ devam etmektedir ve orijinal görüntüsü ile eski ve yeni Kudüs aras›nda bir köprü olma niteli¤ini sürdürmektedir.
Al-Quds / Holy City Holy to all the three global religions: the one and only city in the world where one can breathe in faith with the air. Jews call her “Yerushalim” the capital set up by the prophet David. Christians call her “Jerusalem”, where the Messiah was crucified… And Muslims call her “Al-Quds”, the blessed city. To Muslims Al-Quds is preceded in importance only by Makkah and Madinah. Al-Quds is where the prophets David and Solomon built temples, where Jesus was born and grew up, spread his message: and where the first qiblah Kubbet-us-Sahra, existed for the followers of Islam. Walls that stretch for 2.5 km surround the old city of Al-Quds. These walls have seven gates, as if each one symbolised different faiths. In August 1892 the ‘Jerusalem’ train station in Al-Quds welcomed the first train from the Mediterranean city of Yafa. This was the miracle that the city was waiting for; and within ten years the population of Jerusalem doubled. This was due to the fact that the trains not only brought food to the city but much-needed fresh water. Prior to the arrival of the trains, rainwater was collected in large pools in the city. Al-Quds station still welcomes the trains once a day and with its ‘original’ appearance acts as a bridge between the old and new town of Al-Quds.
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