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Grave worshiping is a custom in some religious groups of praying at the grave of a saint.[citation needed]
Islam
In some countries, the Mausoleum of Sufis have been turned into pilgrimage sites where pilgrims pray to the saint. Some Muslims[who?] believe that dead saints can intercede to God and help them at times of distress. Others[who?] consider this to be an act of major shirk (polytheism).[citation needed]
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