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Funerals and rulings on graves
A specious argument regarding the view that it is prohibited for women to visit graves, and the refutation thereof
SaveThe Sunnah is to make the grave deep, but is there a difference between the grave of a woman and the grave of a man?
SaveRuling on visiting graves
SaveThe Sunnah is to hasten with the bier [to the graveyard]
SaveIt is prescribed to offer condolences from the time of death, and there is no set time for its end
SaveCan You Offer The Funeral Prayer in Absentia?
Offering the funeral prayer in absentia is permissible because it is proven that the Prophet and his Companions prayed for the Negus and there is no evidence to prove that this is exclusive to the Prophet.SaveRuling on offering the funeral prayer for the deceased before the imam does so
SaveIs it permissible to stitch shrouds?
SaveHow to Shroud a Woman in Islam
It is recommended to shroud a woman in five pieces of cloth. This reflects her modesty and the respect accorded to her even after death.SaveIs It Permissible to Receive Money for Washing the Dead?
While accepting money for washing the deceased is permissible in Islam, it is preferable to perform it voluntarily to maximize the spiritual reward. However, if payment is stipulated, it should be fair and reasonable.Save