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Washing a piece of cloth and taking its water for healing is an innovated blessing-seeking
Islamweb
1 July 2024
The difference between kissing the Black Stone and the polytheists wiping their idols
Islamweb
1 April 2021
Seeking blessing from graves according to Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal, and the response to what was reported in the book Al-Ilal
Islamweb
27 October 2020
The blessing-seeking mentioned is an innovation in the religion
Islamweb
4 October 2020
Obedience and disobedience have no effect on the clothes and tools a person uses
Islamweb
11 April 2019
The ruling on believing in blessing in things that touched the Ka'bah
Islamweb
9 July 2015
The difference between seeking blessing from the traces of the Prophet and shirk
Islamweb
8 June 2015
The meaning of seeking blessing (tabarruk) through the books of scholars
Islamweb
24 March 2015
Ruling on Kissing the Grave of the Prophet and Seeking Blessing by Wiping His Pulpit
Islamweb
18 November 2012
Applying oil to the eyes at the grave of a righteous man seeking healing: does it count as shirk?
Islamweb
25 July 2012
Seeking blessing from the blood of the sacrificial animal
Islamweb
25 May 2011
Types of seeking blessings (tabarruk) and the ruling on each
Islamweb
2 March 2010
The Baselessness of the Claim That It Is Permissible to Rub Against and Kiss Graves
Islamweb
3 August 2008
Justifications for demolishing Islamic monuments
Islamweb
21 May 2006
Seeking blessings from graves is a means to shirk.
Islamweb
27 March 2003
Seeking blessing through the relics of the Prophet, peace be upon him, is legislated for him alone and not for others
Islamweb
20 November 2002
Permissible blessing-seeking and prohibited blessing-seeking
Islamweb
23 April 2002
The reason for permitting seeking blessing from the traces of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and prohibiting it for others
Islamweb
28 March 2002