Interactive Map of the Temple Mount

By the Editors of the Madain Project

The following is an interactive map of the Temple Mount, a digital visualization designed to present the architectural, topographical, and historical features of one of Jerusalem’s most significant religious sites. The map provides a spatial representation of the Temple Mount—also known as Ḥaram al-Sharīf—highlighting major structures such as the Dome of the Rock, the al-Aqṣā Mosque, the Western Wall, and the surrounding architectural and archaeological elements. By allowing users to explore the site through an interactive interface, the map facilitates a comprehensive understanding of the Temple Mount’s physical layout, historical development, and enduring religious importance.

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Overview

This interactive map situates the Temple Mount, one of the most important landmarks in the Old City, within its broader historical and cultural context, illustrating its evolution from the First and Second Temple periods to its present form as a focal point of Islamic worship and a site of global heritage significance. The platform integrates cartographic data, historical documentation, and modern imaging technologies to offer a multidimensional perspective on the site’s complex history.

Through this combination of historical accuracy and digital interactivity, the map serves as both an educational and analytical resource, supporting scholarly inquiry and public engagement with one of the most historically and spiritually resonant locations in the world.

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