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of Rasūl whereas walking on the grave of even an ordinary Muslim
is Ḥarām in Sharī’aĥ. It is stated in Rad-dul-Muḥtār that if a certain
path was built after demolishing the graves underneath it, it is Ḥarām
to walk on that path. (Rad-dul-Muḥtār, vol. 1, pp. 612) In fact, if there is
even a doubt about a path being new, then it is impermissible and
sin to walk on it. (Durr-e-Mukhtār, vol. 3, pp. 183)
Therefore, it is a Madanī request that you make Salām standing
outside the boundary of Jannat-ul-Baqī’, not its main entrance. The
proper method is to make Salām with your back towards the Qiblaĥ
and your face towards the faces of the buried ones.
Salām to those buried in Jannat-ul-Baqī’
مُّؤْمِنِينْ‏ َ
اَلسَّ‏ لاَ‏ مُ‏
حِقُوْ‏ ‏َن لاَ‏
‏َلَيْلحُمْ‏
ط
اَللّ‏ ‏ٰهُمَّ‏
دَا ‏َر قَوْ‏ ‏ٍم
اغْفِ‏ ‏ْرلاِ‏ ‏َهْ‏ ‏ِل الْبَقِيْ‏ ‏ِع
فَاِنَّاۤ‏ اِنْ‏ شَبحٓ‏ ‏َء
ط
الْغَرْقَ‏ ‏ِد
اللّ‏ ُ ‏ٰ
اَللّ‏ ‏ٰهُمَّ‏
بِکُمْ‏
اغْفِ‏ ‏ْر
‏َولَهُ‏ ‏ْم لَنَا
ط
Salām be upon you, O the believers living here. , we are about
to meet you. O Allah , forgive those buried in Baqī’. O Allah ,
forgive us and them.
Broken heart
Alas! There was a time when this sacred place used to be ‘served’ by
the Aĥl-us-Sunnaĥ. The Imāms of the blessed Masājid were also true
devotees, from the Aĥl-us-Sunnaĥ. During the sermon of Jumu’aĥ,
indicating with his hands towards the Prophet’s sacred grave in
Masjid-un-Nabawī, when the Imām recited
ٰ َ
ة اَلص َّ ل ٰ و وَالس َ َّ م ُ
ٰ
انلَّيبِ‏ هذَا