The Tomb of the Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) and Introduced Heresies

Abstract

The tomb of the prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) is definitely located in Hebron

most probably in the Cave [of Machpelah], on top of which the Ibrahimi

mosque was built.

Since then, many doctrinal and practical heresies have been introduced

into this Mosque. Some of these heresies are infidel and polytheistic, and

many are untrue, which do not please Allah, nor His Messengers.

Religious heresies in Islam are rejected and unacceptable. Heresy inventors

and followers are severely condemned. They may undermine one’s work

and lead to infidelity. Therefore, it is imperative to show the heresies, about

40 of them, made concerning the Ibrahimi mosque and informs its custodian

or scholars who are seemingly associated with the Islamic religion of the fact

that any deed, saying or intention is never correct unless it complies with the

Sharia (Law) of Allah. Since the good deeds are manifested in observing the

established teaching of Islam, and bad deeds are manifested in heresy-making

or practicing. Otherwise, we shall lose the best of what we have in Islamic

religion, the Far’d (obligatory acts) and the Sunan (supererogatory acts).