and the remarks of the eminent scholar al-Qārī on the matter … 103
Reply to the fifth objection: Abu Jandal’s building of a mosque over Abu Basir’s grave … 105
Demonstrating the weakness of the chain of transmission for that report and declaring it munkar … 106
A warning concerning what al-Ghumārī inserted into the narrative of the story, and a rebuttal even were it authentic … 108–109
Reply to the sixth objection: the prohibition was tied to a cause that has now disappeared, and thus the prohibition itself has lapsed … 111
Attributing the ban on erecting mosques atop graves to the concern of defiling the mosque is an invalid justification … 111
Refuting the claim that the sole reason was fear of temptation, establishing the falsity of saying that this rationale has vanished, and clarifying the difference between the monotheism of lordship and the monotheism of worship … 112
An example of the polytheism practiced by some common folk … 115
The Prophet’s ﷺ final warning and the Companions’ burying him inside his house