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Yasser P.

Created page with "Lady Fatima (a) was laid to rest in an unknown location. Speculations about her burial place include her own house, Rawdat al-Nabi, al-Baqiʿ, and ʿAqil's house (the mausoleum of al-Baqiʿ Imams). The prevailing view among Shiite scholars is that she was buried in her own house, although al-Shaykh al-Tusi notes that most Shiite scholars consider her burial in Rawdat al-Nabi to be the more likely possibility. According to ʿAllama al-Majlisi, Shias believe that Rawda enc..."