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[[Sayyid Muhsin Amin]] writes the following about this shrine: | [[Sayyid Muhsin Amin]] writes the following about this shrine: | ||
::"Ruqayya, the daughter of Imam Husayn (a) has a shrine attributed to her that is located in the al-Amarah District of Damascus. And Allah knows best. Mirza Ali Asghar Khan [Atabak, Amin al-Sultan], the supreme ruler of Iran rebuilt the tomb in [[1323]]/1905. | ::"Ruqayya, the daughter of Imam al-Husayn (a) has a shrine attributed to her that is located in the al-Amarah District of Damascus. And Allah knows best. Mirza Ali Asghar Khan [Atabak, Amin al-Sultan], the supreme ruler of Iran rebuilt the tomb in [[1323]]/1905. | ||
It is not possible to give a concrete answer on the subject being researched. However, the miracles that have been seen and will be seen from this blessed place confirms that it does possess spiritual significance and that this place should be revered as it is a place that is attributed to the [[Ahl al-Bayt (a)]], even though the exact details concerning the demise of Ruqayya does not appear in any of the reliable sources. Mentioning her tragedy must be referenced to a reliable source so that the truth or inaccuracy of the story can be placed solely on the narrators head. | It is not possible to give a concrete answer on the subject being researched. However, the miracles that have been seen and will be seen from this blessed place confirms that it does possess spiritual significance and that this place should be revered as it is a place that is attributed to the [[Ahl al-Bayt (a)]], even though the exact details concerning the demise of Ruqayya does not appear in any of the reliable sources. Mentioning her tragedy must be referenced to a reliable source so that the truth or inaccuracy of the story can be placed solely on the narrators head. | ||