Sophronius of Jerusalem, German of Constantinople, Andrew of Crete, and John of Damascus talk about the tomb being in Jerusalem, and bear witness that this tradition was accepted by all the Churches of East and West. Other claims Turkmen Keraites believe, according to a Nestorian tradition that another tomb of the Virgin Mary is located in Mary, Turkmenistan a town originally named Mari. Other claims are that Jesus, after surviving the crucifixion, travelled to India along with the Virgin Mary where they remained until the end of their lives. The Ahmadiyya movement believe that Mary was buried in the town of Murree, Pakistan and her tomb is presently located in the shrine Mai Mari da Ashtan. The authenticity of these claims is not yet academically established and has not undergone any scholastic or academic research, nor canonical endorsement from the Holy See, nor anyone else. Another tradition exists among the Christians of Nineveh in northern Iraq, that the tomb of Mary is located near Erbil, linking the site to the direction of tilt of the former Great Mosque of al-Nuri minaret in Mosul. See also Panagia Ierosolymitissa (famous icon located in the Tomb of the Virgin Mary) Abbey of Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehosaphat Dormition of the Theotokos (Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox and Eastern Catholic theologies) Assumption of Mary (the same event differently seen by the Roman Catholic theology) House of the Virgin Mary, Catholic shrine on Mt. Koressos, Turkey References Bibliography (about Arculf, p. 17) (pp. 20-21) Olsson, Suzanne, Jesus in Kashmir The Lost Tomb (2019) www.rozabal.com|Investigation in to the alleged final resting place of Mary in Mari Ashtan, Pakistan, with photos and additional resource links. (pp. 464-469) (pp. 210, 219) (p. 102) (pp. 27, 33, 193) (pp. 20-21) (pp. 287-306) (pp. 305 - 313) (pp. 40, 402) External links Tomb of the Virgin Mary at Sacred Destinations provides a description of the interior and history of the site. Jerusalem Mary`s Tomb at http://allaboutjerusalem.com Assumptions About Mary (comments on the historicity of the site) at Catholic Answers. O Svetoj zemlji, Jerusalimu i Sinaju at http://www.svetazemlja.info Photos of the Tomb of the Virgin at the Manar al-Athar photo archive Shrines to the Virgin Mary Churches in Jerusalem Mount of Olives Armenian Apostolic churches in Jerusalem Syriac Orthodox churches in Jerusalem Status quo holy places Catholic Church in Israel Mary Tombs in Israel Classical sites in Jerusalem