the Temple of Allah:

the building on al-Haram al-Sharif in Jerusalem in which Allah said he would be present in a special way. The Temple was built by the prophet King Sulayman from 966 BC to 959 BC. Believers everywhere faced the Temple of Allah when praying. No one was allowed to enter the Temple except for the priests on duty, who entered it to burn incense in honor of Allah or to put oil in the lamps or bread on the offering table. The Temple of Allah was surrounded by a walled courtyard where priests offered sacrifices on a large altar. At the time of Sayyidina Isa, this courtyard was surrounded by three more courtyards where people gathered to pray to Allah and to listen to teachers. For more information, see Temple complex and Temple interior.