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Al-Aqsa Mosque Reopens for Friday Prayers After 40-Day Closure
Al-Aqsa Mosque Reopens for Friday Prayers
Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem, the third holiest site in Islam, has reopened for Friday prayers after a 40-day closure by the Israeli army. Access to the site was barred to Muslim worshippers following the recent war with Iran. The video shows thousands of worshippers gathered in the outdoor area of the mosque, participating in religious rituals.
Peaceful Worship Event
The reopened Friday prayers proceeded in a peaceful atmosphere. The video captures worshippers praying together, bowing, and rising in unison as part of the communal worship. They sat orderly, listened to sermons, and collectively affirmed their faith. Al-Aqsa Mosque holds immense significance for Muslims, and its reopening for worship is a meaningful event for the local community.
*Source: YouTube: Al Jazeera English (2026-04-10)*
