Truth About The Crucifixion

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may God bless him; Claims that: He is the only absolute claimant, entitled to receive the offerings and utilize these, and no one else has any right whatsoever on these offerings; Prays that: A writ of injunction be granted to all those who interfere and all others be restrained from interfering with his rights. This Court after obtaining evidence comes to the conclusion as under: It has been established that during the reign of Raja Gopadatta, who got built many-temples, and got repaired, especially, the Throne of Solomon on the hill of Solomon, Yuz-Asaph came to the Valley. Prince by descent, he was pious and saintly and had given up earthly pursuits. He spent all his time in prayers, day and night, and spent his time in meditation. The people of Kashmir, having become idolaters after the great flood of Noah, God Almighty sent Yuz-Asaph as prophet to the people of Kashmir. He proclaimed oneness of God till he passed away. Yuz- Asaph was buried in Khanyar on banks of the lake, and the shrine is known as Rozabal. In the year 871 A. H. Syed Nasir-ud-Din, a descendant of Imam Musa-Raza was also buried beside the grave of Yuz-Asaph. Orders: Since the shrine is visited by the devotees, both high and common, and since the applicant, Rahman Mir is the hereditary custodian of the shrine, it is ordered that he is entitled to receive the offerings made at the 109