When the pilgrim moves towards the holy shrines of the Ahlul Bayt, He should keep in mind that he is going to visit the Divine 'Arsh (the Throne of God) and during his whole travel, he must remember that he is walking on the Divine Arsh and soaring towards it; he sees that the dignitary whom he wants to visit isn't just the owner of the tomb, but he is the light of God, a light from which all creation originated and created, a light which is greatly superior to the Divine Arsh because the Divine 'Arsh has been created from it. According to this perspective, the height of the holy shrines of the Ahl Al Bayt is greatly higher than the skies up to the Divine 'Arsh.
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