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What was a sacred shrine in Mecca that gave the city an important religious role in the region?
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When was Shrine of the Sacred Heart created?
Shrine of the Sacred Heart was created in 1899.
What does 'pilgrim' mean?
It means one who travels to a shrine (place of worship) or other sacred place out of religious motives.
Which Guru built the sacred shrine of the Sikhs?
Guru Arjan Built the sacred shrine of the Sikhs, te Golden Temple of Amritsar.
Sacred site of shintoism?
every shrine is considered important. Almost everything with any impressive natural beauty is considered sacred and special in the eyes of Shinto people
What is the name for a sacred or holy place?
It is called a shrine.
What is Shrine of Remembrance?
The Shrine of Remembrance is a sacred memorial completed in 1934 in remembrance of national heroes who served in war.
What is a sacred shrine where a god or goddess reveals the future?
Oracle
What journey to a sacred place or shrine?
It is called pilgrimage (or hajj in Arabic)
Why is the dom important for Judaism?
There is no such thing as "the dom". If the question intends to ask about the Dome of the Rock Shrine, the shrine itself is holy to Muslims, not Jews. However, the "Rock" it covers is the Temple Mount, which is the most sacred site in Judaism. The reason that this place is so sacred is because it is where the holy of holies was in the Great Temples of Ancient Israel.
A religious shrine?
A big fat poo?
Is a oracle a sacred shrine where a priest or priestess spoke for a god or goddess.?
yes it was
Would 'Statue of Liberty' be considered sacred to new yorkers?
The Statue of Liberty is certainly respected and cherished by New Yorkers; to call it sacred might be an overstatement, since it is not actually a religious shrine. In a metaphorical sense it could be called sacred, because it represents freedom, and many people hold freedom to be sacred, particularly in context with the many people that have died securing our freedom.
