Again bro, what you talk of is what I consider blind faith. I don’t see a counter-argument in your post.
FYI, the traditionally accepted location (temple mount) is not called al-Masjid il-Aqsaa. The location of that mosque is different (located further away and below in the valley). Secondly, al-Masjid il-Aqsaa was constructed quite later, and that is why you would have resort to believing that it is the temple mount where the alleged prayers of all previous prophets and messengers took place.
However, do consider that that place you are alleging this to have happpened was actually a garbage dump in those days and was cleaned up by Khalifah Umar RA after the conquest of Jerusalem.
So my understanding stands that al-Masjid il-Haram and al-Masjid il-Aqsaa are figurative for one’s state of mind admidst the dark times of a prophet’s nation. Now please go back and read the first 4 verses of Surah Bani Israa-il and you might understand what I am trying to say. The mention of Moses being bestowed with The Book/Law/Code right after the mention of Israa from one place to another is not a mere coincidence.