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Is it religiously permissible to build mausoleums over graves? How should we understand the hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) regarding raising, plastering, and constructing buildings over graves? Is this prohibition absolute, or is it based on specific historical and doctrinal reasons? How did mausoleums emerge in Islamic history, from the time of the Companions to the present day? What is the perspective of major Islamic scholars, schools of thought, and contemporary researchers on this issue? In this video, I address the matter not only by looking at the literal meaning of a few hadiths, but also in light of the Quran's monotheistic message, the purpose of the Sunnah, the historical process, the views of the schools of thought, and the practices of Islamic civilization. I have tried to offer a comprehensive perspective for those who want to evaluate the debates surrounding mausoleum construction on a scholarly basis. 00:00 Introduction: The Issue of Graves and Tombs 01:14 Viewer Questions and Hadiths 02:00 Hadiths and Historical Applications 02:35 The Problem of Literal Reading of Hadiths 03:09 What Do Hadiths Forbid? 03:24 Method for Understanding Hadith 04:19 Traveling to Hijaz 14 Centuries Ago 05:16 Pagan Culture in 7th Century Arabia 06:04 Idolatry of Righteous People 06:42 The Real Purpose: Establishing Tawhid (Oneness of God) 07:22 Prohibition and Permission of Grave Visits 08:28 The Reason for the Prohibition of Tombs 08:56 What is Prohibited is Not the Stone, but Idolatry 09:13 The Danger of Seeking Help from Graves 10:39 Tombs and Scholars in Islamic History 11:33 Two Extremes in the Tomb Issue 12:22 The Middle Line of Islam 13:09 The Spirit of the Quran and Sunnah 14:30 Sunnah is Adherence to the Purpose, Not the Wording 14:47 The Issue is Not Tombs, but Tawhid and Shirk (Polytheism) Join Us:    / @ahmetkurucan   For your questions: [email protected] You can follow us on Social Media:   / akurucan     / akurucan35     / akurucan35     / ahmet.kurucan   #AhmetKurucan #Tomb #Grave #Tawhid #Shirk #Hadith #Sunnah #Fiqh #Islam #QuranicLife #GraveVisit #TombVisit #IslamicDiscussion #ReligiousDiscussion #Sect #IslamicHistory #Ottoman #Seljuk #GraveEtiquette #UnderstandingHadith