سامی ادیان کا مذہبی ادب اورعیسائیت کے مقدس مقامات کا تصور- تحقیقی جائزہ SPIRITUAL LITERATURE OF SEMITIC RELIGIONS AND THE CONCEPT OF SACRED PLACES IN CHRISTANITY: A RESEARCH REVIEW Section Islamic Literature

Abstract

Sacred places have important significance in semitic religions such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. These places are frequently viewed by the followers for offering prayers, worship of the Lord, pilgrimage, and different spiritual experiences.

Nature, qualities, and significance of sacred places in the three major Semitic religions have resembled. Sacred places in Semitic faiths are visible connections to the divine, representing historical significance, spiritual meaning, and social identity. These locations not only reflect each faith's theoretical foundations, but also bring believers together via common activities and pilgrimages, sustaining their religious and cultural legacy. The devotion for these hallowed sites demonstrates their long-standing relevance in the spiritual life of Christians, and Muslims.