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There is not one single grave upon the face of this earth that

                       contains sacredness or blessings, so those people who intentionally

                       head there in order to seek sacredness and blessings have already
                       fallen into the acts of bidfiah and shirk. Within Islām, there is no

                       authorized intentional travel to visit (with the purpose of fiibādah)

                       specific graves, such as those of walīys, kyais, ḥabib and others
                       with the intention of seeking sacredness and blessings and fiibādah

                       there. This matter is forbidden and not permitted within Islām,

                       because these deeds are bidfiah and shirk and a means leading to
                       shirk.

                              The Messenger of Allāh  said:
                                                             ِ
                        ِ       ﺠ   ﺪ     ْ ﳊا   ﺮ   ما    ِ ِ  َ    ﺠ   ﺪ ي     ﻫ   ﺬ ا     و   ْ ﻟا   ﻤ   ﺴ  ِ ِ    ﺪ :     ﻣ   ﺴ    ﺟﺎ  ِ  ﱃ     ﻼ    ِ ﱠ ِ   ُ لﺎ     إ   ﻻ     إ  َ َ ﺛ  َ َ ﺛ   ﺔ     ﻣ   ﺴ  ﻻ     ﺗ   ﺸ   ﱡ ﺪ     ﺮﻟا   ﺣ   َ
                          َ َ          َ َ ْ  َ        َ ْ  َ     َ َ                َ ﱢ      ُ َ


                                                                              ﻰ .    َ  ْ    ﺠ   ﺪ     َْ ﻷا   ﻗ   ﺼ  ِ ِ    و   ْ ﻟا   ﻤ   ﺴ  َ َ ْ




                       “It is not permitted to be journey (with the purpose of fiibādah)

                       except to three masājid: that is this masjid (Masjid an-Nabawī),
                       Masjidil Ḥarām and Masjidil Aqṣā”.
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                              As for the courtesy of journeying to a grave, the Muslims are

                       advised to journey to the funerals of Muslims for saying salām and
                       making  dufiā√ in order that their sins be forgiven and that they

                       receive mercy from Allāh .

                       16.   The Messenger of Allāh  said:






                       170  Narrated by Al Bukhārī 1189, and Muslim 1397 (511) from Abū Hurairah  and also
                       narrated by Al Bukhārī 1197 and Muslim 827 from Abū Safiīd al Khudrī .
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