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| − | A Holy place is a place of religious significance, a place of pilgrimage or a place of worship. | + | A '''Holy place''' is a place of [[religious]] significance, a place of [[pilgrimage]] or a place of [[worship]]. |
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
=Christianity= | =Christianity= | ||
| − | *The | + | *[[The Church of the Nativity]] - [[Bethlehem]] |
| − | *St. Mary's Well - Nazareth | + | *[[St. Mary's Well]] - [[Nazareth]] |
=Judaism= | =Judaism= | ||
| − | *The Wailing Wall - Jerusalem | + | *The [[Wailing Wall]] - [[Jerusalem]] |
=Islam= | =Islam= | ||
| − | *Makkah | + | *[[Makkah]] |
| − | *The Dome of the Rock - Jerusalem | + | *The [[Dome of the Rock]] - Jerusalem |
=Buddhism= | =Buddhism= | ||
| − | *Bodh Gaya - The Place of Enlightenment | + | *[[Bodh Gaya]] - The Place of Enlightenment |
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
[[Category:Geography]] | [[Category:Geography]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:13, January 7, 2009
A Holy place is a place of religious significance, a place of pilgrimage or a place of worship.
Examples
Christianity
Judaism
- The Wailing Wall - Jerusalem
Islam
- Makkah
- The Dome of the Rock - Jerusalem
Buddhism
- Bodh Gaya - The Place of Enlightenment