'(<a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2010-03-10_J_24.jpg" target="_blank">Alex Trebek reports from outside a Jerusalem landmark.</a>)  From the western courtyard at al-Aqsa, you get a good view of <a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2010-03-10_J_24a.jpg" target="_blank">Silsila</a> & <a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2010-03-10_J_24b.jpg" target="_blank">Fakhriyya</a>, two of these structures from which Muslims traditionally are called to prayer'
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JERUSALEM'S NOBLE SANCTUARY: From the western courtyard at al-Aqsa, you get a good view of Silsila & Fakhriyya, two of these structures from which Muslims traditionally are called to prayer
From the western courtyard at al-Aqsa, you get a good view of Silsila & Fakhriyya, two of these structures from which Muslims traditionally are called to prayer
From the western courtyard at al-Aqsa, you get a good view of Silsila & Fakhriyya, two of these structures from which Muslims traditionally are called to prayer
JERUSALEM'S NOBLE SANCTUARY
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JERUSALEM'S NOBLE SANCTUARY