Tombs/Shrines - Shirk or Permissible in Islam?

[@ThePropheticWay]

A significant evidence to support this is that when Sayyidina Umar, radi Allahu `anh, conquered Syria and Palestine, both lands abounded with great tombs of the honoured Prophets, `alaymu-s-salam, of Allah, subhanaHu wa Ta`ala, e.g. the shrine of Nabi Ibrahim, `alayhi-s-salam, the tomb of Nabi Yusuf, `alayhi-s-salam, Nabi Ya'qub, `alayhis- salam, Nabi Dawud, `alayhi-s-salam, Nabi Sulayman, `alayhi-s-salam

[@killerkhan]

How do we know who is an wali of Allah(swt)?

[@ThePropheticWay]

Let us remember that the Nabi, sall-Allahu `alayhi wa sallam, himself put a large stone to mark the grave of his Sahabi Uthman bin Maz'un and said: (li A'alama bihi Qabra Akhi) i.e. "So that I can know the Qabr of my brother". (Abu Dawud and Mishkat al-Masabih). This Hadith is the Asl (Islamic origin) for marking graves, especially that of special people so that they may be KNOWN. The designs and style of structure may change over the centuries, but the Original Idea comes from the Sunnah.

[@khurramjak88]

Thank You very much for this great upload,this upload has reduced my confusions regarding the construction of TOMBS or SHRINES....

[@Chinton_]

i was wondering about this hadith. thank you very much o the uploader( brother or sister)

[@faizanedawateislami]

Masha Allah great video Maulana saab

[@mohammadahmad0790]

Subhanallah. A very good explanation.

[@Chinton_]

thanks