Funerals

Is it permissible if someone wants to buy his death clothes beforehand? Is there any benefit in it?

25 Mar

ANSWER: There’s no benefit in this as people will take care of that when he dies. He must focus on collecting as many good deeds as possible to prepare for the journey after death.

I am wondering what you have to do and say when visiting graves, I’ve been told from young that I should recite Surah fatiha, yaseen and any other surah’s that I know. But only recently have I found out that you cannot do this but I just want clarification. So what do you do when visit graves and what do you say. Also Is there hadiths to support what to say etc.

Funerals

25 Mar

ANSWER: It is not permissible to recite Qur’an in the graveyard.

Reciting Quran at Graves & Shirk of visting graves of so called Awliyas – Assim Al Hakeem

Funerals, Reading/Reciting the Quran

24 Mar

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Putting Flowers on the Graves – Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem

Funerals

24 Mar

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If a woman is having her monthly menstruation, can she give ghusl & shroud her dead mother, sister, grandmother, specially if others are present. People say that women at the time of menstruating are impure, so shouldn’t touch the dead body during ghusl or during or after shrouding, and shouldn’t be present or near the deceased or touch them for that matter, is it correct?

Funerals

01 Mar

ANSWER: This is absolutely baseless. No problem in giving her ghusl.

Should quran be read next to the dead body before or after ghusl? If not what can people read next to the dead body: any specific thing? What should be read during burial and after burial? Do we need to do Quran khani for the deceased on the next day of burial?

Funerals

22 Feb

ANSWER: All what you have mentioned about reciting Qur’an for the deceased is not permissible because it’s an innovation.

My grandfather passed away about 7 years ago and he was really beloved to all of us. Me and some of my family members had taken a few pictures of him when he was alive and sometimes when we miss him, we share pictures of him with each other on WhatsApp groups etc. I want to ask if there’s any problem in doing so and if this is considered a sin.

Funerals, Halal/Haram Matters

07 Feb

ANSWER: It is not permissible to keep the pictures of the deceased ones. Delete all his pictures and tear the hard copies.

Is it permissible for a man to look at the face of a dead non mahram woman?

Funerals

04 Feb

ANSWER: No.

My maa has died out of cancer in 2014.She was a fourth stage cancer patient with kidney problem.Whatever she would eat,used to vomit.She was under treatment then nd i cant remember wheather doctor has told her to abstain from fasting in Ramadan or not.Should I have to fast on her behalf?

Fasting, Funerals

29 Jan

ANSWER: No need to do this, you must give kaffara for each day she skipped in ramadan due to the incurable disease. But if she fell sick all of a sudden and died shortly after without the ability to make up or to know if this was chronic or not, there is nothing on her […]

When people are carrying the deceased to be burried, they say in a unison, “Laa ilaha IllAllah hu, Laa ilaha IllAllah..” They keep on repeating this in a slow melodious voice & in unison. Others may join in also unison that are near the deceased body. What is the ruling on this?

Funerals, Innovations

29 Jan

ANSWER: This is an innovation.

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