Where is allah buried

To avoid any commotion, it was not brought inside. After the prayer, he was buried in the famous cemetery of Medina, Jannat al-Baqi. In order to prevent such incidents in the future, this door of the wall and the room were walled up and closed. When the Umayyad Caliph Walid was the governor of Medina, he raised the wall outside the tomb and covered it with a small dome.

The three tombs can no longer be seen from the outside and cannot be entered. While Umar bin Abd al-Aziz was the governor of Medina, in , while expanding the Al-Masjid al-Nabawi by the order of caliph Walid, a second wall was built around the tomb. This wall was pentagonal. Jamal al-Din al-Isfahani, Salahaddin al-Ayyubi's cousin and Zangi's vizier, had a railing shabaka made of sandalwood and ebony trees around the outer wall of Hujra al-Saadah in The fence was the height of the ceiling of the mosque.

A white silk curtain sattara on which the chapter of Surah al-Yasin was written in red silk, sent from Egypt that year, was hung around the railing. But the railing later burned in a fire. In , the railing was made of iron and painted green. This fence is called Shabaka al-Saadah. The qibla side is called Muwacaha al-Saadah, the eastern side is called Kadam al-Saadah, the western side is called Rawda al-Mutahhara, and the northern side is Hujra al-Fatima.

Today, in the middle of the Al-Masjid al-Nabawi, that is, in the Rawda al-Mutahhara, the part of the mosque in the time of the prophet, there is the Hujra al-Saadah on the left side of the person facing the qibla, and the pulpit on which the prophet delivered his sermon on his right shoulder. The tomb of the prophet can be visited from outside the railing. In , marble was laid between the location of the Shabaka al-Saadah and its outer walls and outside this place.

The marble on it was changed from time to time. Finally, it was renovated by the Ottoman Sultan Abdulmecid. The crusaders dug tunnels to smuggle the prophet's corpse in He informed him of this conspiracy and revealed the perpetrators.

The sultan immediately came to Medina. He ordered all the people of the city to pass before him one by one. He identified and arrested the crusaders who dug a tunnel in the guise of a dervish a religious mendicant. The names Allah and Ali are often represented in enigmatic patterns inside the tombs and books of mystical Shia sects such as the Alevis and Bektashis to this day, but always they are accompanied by the name Muhammad. These can sometimes include mirrored script. But unlike Larsson's find, these examples usually include both the name depicted the correct way around and the reflection.

For Larsson though, her discovery offers much promise for the future. Maybe they appear in non-textile artefacts too. Tharik Hussain is a London-based freelance journalist, travel writer and broadcaster who specialises in Muslim heritage. Get news from the BBC in your inbox, each weekday morning.

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T he middle hole faces the grave of Abu Bakr, and the right hole faces the grave of Umar. The walls of the room are built of black stones and the roof has a small black dome called Qubbat an-Nur. The Chamber has no gate and it is totally sealed from the outside except a small window in the dome which is blocked by a golden grill in the front.

The Sultan Nuruddin Zengi built the chamber around the graves which was filled with molten lead because many disbelievers in the past tried to steal the body of Prophet peace be upon him by digging towards the graves from under the ground.

The grave of the Prophet peace be upon him was dug under the bed where he died because when He died, the people around said to put Him near the stage.