Here is another groups claiming he(AS) was buried in ****ngo Village
(Herai)
in Japan: http://www.thiaoouba.com/tomb.htm
http://japan.co.jp/~jesus/
How about what Christians believe is the place:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/Story/0,2763,1314466,00.html
How about this one, with another site in Palestine?
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/103/story_10323_1.html
May be this one in France? http://www.holysmoke.org/sdhok/tomb.htm
May be one of the many other places that have been claimed as such a place
over the years? Presently, the Qadiani missionaries and leader****p are
involved in promotion of the notion of the tombofjesus in India. However,
it is noteworthy that Mr. Nicholas Notovitch proposed the idea of
Jesus(AS)'s tomb in his book "The Unknown Life of Christ" in (1894),
before
Mirza Ghulam claimed to have been receipient of revelations about this
secrete. Before him, many others had claimed that Jesus(AS) had traveled
through the region - although most proposed it happened before his
ascension.
http://www.irshad.org/
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> http://www.wa****ngtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20040912-014318-5373r.htm
>
> Wa****ngton Times
> 12 September, 2004
>
> Jesus' tomb in Kashmir?
>
> New Delhi, India, Sep. 12 (UPI) -- Israeli citizens were flocking to
> the Indian cities of Jammu and Kashmir Sunday to see the graves
> believed to be those of Jesus Christ and Moses.
>
> More than 100 Israeli tourists arrived in Kashmir after Israel
> instructed its citizens to leave India, the Asian Age re****ted. Only a
> few of the visitors were unaware of the edict, officials looking after
> the tourists said.
>
> Official statistics show more than 1,500 Israeli tourists visited the
> Valley in 2003 while 1,623 Israelis spent holidays in Kashmir in the
> first eight months of 2004. In total, over 12,000 foreigners have
> visited so far this year.
>
> The main attractions in the Valley for the Israelis are two graves,
> believed by some to be those of Jesus Christ and Moses. A section of
> the local population believes Kashmiris are one of the lost tribes of
> Israel. Aziz Kashmiri, the author of the book Christ in Kashmir,
> insists that the Kashmiri people's ancestors were one of the 10 lost
> tribes of Israel and that Jesus died during a visit to the Valley.
>
> The Israeli foreign ministry had in a statement on August 25 called on
> all Israelis currently in Kashmir to leave as soon as possible and to
> avoid visiting the region. Israeli officials had expressed concern that
> terror organizations active in Kashmir have spotted the presence of
> Israelis and could be planning an attack.
>
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