Is this possible for non-believers to make their holy places in your country?

Question

Ok this is just our of curiousity...

a friend of my father asked him if Christians or any other non-Muslim could be allowed to build their places of worship in Muslim countries, like we have Masjids in Christian countries..and also say if they could be allowed to do anything like we do in their land?..lik rallis and such!

Answer 1

there are Christians and Jews in almost every Muslim country, and they all have their places of worship.

Answer 2

Yeh theres 2 churches here. Whats rallis?  

Answer 3

there are Many Churches in All Muslim Lands

but i hope that the Country of Iran(Shia Country) will Allow Muslims to Build A Masjid in Tehran

and there were Many but During the time of Dictator Khomeini regime

he closed them

lets hope for Peace ...

Edit: Saudi Arabia is like a Holy Place  Like Vatican City  for example.

Answer 4

yes, it is possible for Christians since they are Ahlul Thimmah, this is the tolerance of Islam.

Answer 5

Of course. Except if you're in Israel.

Answer 6

Well there are many Churchs and Hindu Temples here in Karachi.

Answer 7

Well, I don't think there's anything holy here in America but you can come visit if you get a visa.  I'm not sure, I know it's harder to get now but it's not impossible.  Come to Aspen, there is skiing there so you might like it.

Answer 8

yes, these are allowed. in pakistan there are many Gurdawaras, churches, Mandar,  and u know our govt how much take care of these,

e.g Gurdawar Panja Sahab, Hassan Abdal. Guru Nanank,  kattas mandar, etc. even there are many illegal built chruches( in the katchi abadies of Islamabad, and govt donot distrub that, and they have full freedom of their worship. ( keep in mind govt sometimes demolised illlegal built mosque in Islamabad)  

Answer 9

I don't think there are any non-Muslim holy places in Saudi Arabia as the law forbids it.