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== Ibn Taymiyya and Visiting Graves == | == Ibn Taymiyya and Visiting Graves == | ||
[[Ibn Taymiyya]] (b. [[661]]/1263 – [[707]]/1328) was among the first people who issued the prohibition of travelling for visiting the grave of the Prophet (s), [[supplication]] and asking requests near the grave of the Prophet (s). He claimed that anyone who travels to visit the grave of the Prophet (s) opposes the [[consensus of Muslims]] and leaves the religion of the Prophet (s). He also claimed that all Muslims prohibit touching, kissing and putting the face on the grave and none of great people in early [[Islam]]. He considered it an act of [[polytheism]]. | [[Ibn Taymiyya]] (b. [[661]]/1263 – [[707]]/1328) was among the first people who issued the prohibition of travelling for visiting the grave of the Prophet (s), [[supplication]] and asking requests near the grave of the Prophet (s). He claimed that anyone who travels to visit the grave of the Prophet (s) opposes the [[consensus of Muslims]] and leaves the religion of the Prophet (s). He also claimed that all Muslims prohibit touching, kissing and putting the face on the grave and none of great people in early [[Islam]] did such actions. He considered it an act of [[polytheism]]. | ||
In the view of Ibn Taymiyya, travelling to visit the grave of the Prophet (s) is a [[sinful]] journey and [[praying]] in this trip should be in complete form. | In the view of Ibn Taymiyya, travelling to visit the grave of the Prophet (s) is a [[sinful]] journey and [[praying]] in this trip should be in complete form. | ||