A Moroccan intellectual accuses Israel of stealing 3 million Ottoman documents

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Moroccan thinker Abu Zeid accused al-Idrisi, the state of the Zionist entity (Israel), of stealing more than 3 million sacred documents from the Ottoman archives, in order to steal Jerusalem land and knowledge.

Most of the existing Jerusalem buildings date back to the period of Ottoman rule in Jerusalem, which ended with the declaration of the British Mandate in September 1922 and the fall of the State of Israel The Ottoman Empire declared Mustafa Kemal Ataturk the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923, explaining that the inhabitants of these buildings prefer to stay in order to be close to the holy places there such as Al Aqsa Mosque and Dome of the Rock, according to a number of agencies and Arab and Moroccan sites.

The Othman archive is a collection of historical sources dating back to the Ottoman era. It contains documents of interest to 39 different countries, including 19 countries in the Middle East, 11 countries in the Balkans, three countries in the Caucasus, two countries in Central Asia, Cyprus and Turkey itself. , And the most important role of the Ottoman Archive Archive of the Council of Ministers at Yildiz Istanbul, under the supervision of the Research Center for Islamic History, Arts and Culture.

Al-Idrissi pointed out that Israel seized the Al-Mughrabi Quarter in Jerusalem and destroyed 135 properties and expelled 635 of its people. He explained that the last building is still located in the Old City. It is a dilapidated building except for a single room, And their descendants.

The Moroccan thinker Abu Zeid reciter al-Idrisi, that the failure of the fall of Al-Aqsa Mosque so far is a miracle, because Israel is working on it, through the excavations and injecting its foundations with chemicals, pointing out that a Palestinian engineer is doing research reveal that the Jews developed chemicals, Built by the Ottomans, to facilitate the overthrow of the foundations of Jerusalem.

It is noteworthy that Abu-Zeid al-Idrisi, an Islamic politician, preacher and Moroccan thinker, is currently a parliamentary member of the Justice and Development Party. He is considered a prominent figure in Morocco. He is considered a prominent figure in Morocco, especially in the discussion of issues of Islamic thought. (Non-governmental), the "Association of International Islamic Literature" and "World Federation of Muslim Scholars".

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