Is visiting the Mazaar of Badsha Peer permissible?
Published as Visiting The Grave Of Badsha Peer
Question
Is visiting the Mazaar of Badsha Peer permissible?
Answer
The purpose of visiting a grave is to remind us of the hereafter. Hence, one may visit any graveyard with the proviso that it is free of innovations. If people are involved in any form of Bid’aat or Shirk, then one should attend another graveyard that is free of such evil practices.
The narration of Kanzul Ummaal states:
Whoever increases the number of a nation will be amongst them, and whoever is pleased with the action of a nation will be a partner in their actions.
Reciting and passing over the rewards to the deceased can be carried out from anywhere in the world, therefore, it is not necessary that one visits the graveyard for this purpose.
References (Arabic / Urdu sources)
من كثر سواد قوم فهو منهم، ومن رضي عمل قوم كان شريكا في عمله (كنز العمال #24735)
قال العلامة المناوي في شرحه أي من كثر سواد قوم بأن ساكنهم وعاشرهم وناصرهم فهو منهم وإن لم يكن من قبيلتهم أو بلدهم.(فيض القدير 6/156)
- Answered by
- Maulana Abdul Kader Fazlani
- Checked & approved by
- Mufti Mohammed Desai Saheb
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