What is the ruling regarding a poem that includes polytheism—we seek refuge in Allah—by describing the owner of the white dome in Najaf as healing from diseases, and that circumambulating his dome and contemplating his door reveals his face, and that his beautiful names heal from illness? Does this make the grave like the Kaaba? And what are the sayings of the people of knowledge concerning it?
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This poem is an innovative, polytheistic one, as it contains exaggeration regarding the deceased, praises seeking blessings from his grave, seeking healing at it, circumambulating his shrine, seeking healing through the names of the created servant, and likening his names to the names of the worshipped God.
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