if it is a tomb of a muslim saints who buried at the place is that place consider holy ?

Answer 1

For some Buddhist ppl like to go to Napal where our Lord Buddha birth place once in their life. they will be happy. This place in not holy but their deeply respect in Lord Buddha will take them to holy like Muslim go to Meka.

Answer 2

sturdy question. Islam can in basic terms take over the holy websites of alternative religions (like the dome of the rock equipped on the Jewish temple) or wreck them (like the status Buddhas of Bamiyan etc). did you be attentive to that when Muhammad had a hallucinations some adventure on a flying horse to Jerusalem, the path of prayer for all Muslims became into in direction of Jerusalem for over a 300 and sixty 5 days? that's because of the fact Muhammad became into attempting to win the Jews over to Islam. It did no longer paintings so he conquered the Jews fairly. nonetheless engaged on that one...

Answer 3

just because we respect the dead doesn't mean we see it as holy. seeing something as holy can only be done by believers. i believe in nothing about muslims. i do about christianity, and i see much in christianity as holy, specifically catholicism. but i respect the dead, aw well as the religious customs of the muslims.

Answer 4

Yes! Any religions burial areas of saints are considered Holy land even if you do not agree with their particular religion.

Answer 5

It's called a cemetery - that is all to it! Don't bother with "holy" or "saints" they are only imaginary nonsense whether muslim, buddhist, hindu or christian.

Answer 6

all tombs, or graveyards, or cenetaries are holy - in the sense that we should respect thr dead people. but there's nothing heavenly or saintly or "godly" about any particular one.

Answer 7

not holy but we have to respect the dead people as they go first...and we next!

Answer 8

Perhaps

Answer 9

yea