Funerals

Is it permissible for a Muslim to be buried in a cemetery where there are non-Muslims buried?

Funerals

12 Oct

This is not permissible unless there is no other option.

Sheikh I have seen many people faces when they die. Some have bright faces like peaceful face and some have hardship on their faces. Is this sign of their deeds on their faces?Can we say he/she Jannati or Jahannumi due to their faces? Kindly tell me in detail.

Funerals

11 Oct

This is baseless and not permissible! Some kafirs have bright faces when they die! This has no relationship with their ending.

Should we keep our legs on qibla side when sleep or turn our face to qibla direction. And how to direct a body when keep inside the grave. Legs to qibla direction or face.

Funerals

10 Oct

The sunnah when sleeping is to sleep on your right side and face the qibla! This is the same way a deceased is placed in his grave.

Can we say inna lillahi wainna ilayhi rajioon on the death of a non muslim?

Funerals

07 Oct

This is to be said for any calamity! Therefore, if his death is a calamity for you, this is permissible.

If we shed tears (not wailing) for a dead person, will our tears be one of the reasons for their grave punishment? Are we not supposed to shed tears?

Funerals

07 Oct

No problem in crying. The problem is when one is wailing, yelling, hitting himself and so on.

In salaatul-janaazah, the hands are on the chest then we say “as-salaamu’alaykum wa rahmatullaah” then that’s it, but just wondering if we put our hands on side then say the 1 tasleem or leave hands on chest and 1 tasleem?

Funerals

04 Oct

Say the tasleem while your hands are on the chest.

I have heard that Prophet (SWS) and his two Companions (Peace be upon them) are buried in a direction their feet facing Qibla, is it true?

Funerals

02 Oct

No, this is not true.

Why did the prophet (SAW) order to level the graves?

Funerals

02 Sep

So that people would not end up worshipping It!

,Prophet SAW forbade 2 bury da dead in da night. Is this correct? So, if a person dies after Maghrib or Isha, can’t we bury him late in the night?

Funerals

27 Aug

It is not recommended to bury the dead at night though it is permissible so that there would be people witnessing the funeral and the burial!

In Saudi we often see , when a person dies they organize something call azza. Where people come and they make dua for the deceased and talk good about him. Is this from sunnah or an innovation ?

Funerals

17 Aug

This is an innovation.

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