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How to wash the deceased with camphor
Should we wash the deceased with water mixed with Sidr (lotus jujube or lote-tree leaves) then at the last wash we use camphor without using water or we wash him with camphor then we pour water on him, given that camphor is pure but it does not purify the deceased? Is it true that camphor strips the water of the quality of purifying?.. More
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Shaving the deceased’s armpit and pubic hair
Is it obligatory to shave the armpit and pubic hair of the deceased whilst washing him or is it sufficient to make ablution and wash him? May Allaah Reward you... More
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Perform Tayammum for the deceased if there is fear that washing may tear him
My father has been bedridden for months so his body has many open blisters and his flesh is worn out. If he dies, should I wash him in spite of these many holes in his body?.. More
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Islamic guidelines concerning visiting the graves
What is the ruling concerning visiting the grave of a certain person?.. More
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The number of those who prepare the deceased
What is the ruling on supplicating Allaah at the deceased’s head, to Have mercy upon her and Forgive her, when shrouding her? What is the recommended number of those who shroud her?.. More
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Effect of Janaabah on burying the deceased
I was in a state of Janaabah (major impurity) but I could not perform Ghusl and then I participated in burying a deceased. What is the ruling?.. More
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A tomb built with baked bricks, what to do?
A Muslim brother who knows that it is forbidden to build tombs with baked bricks is asking what he should do regarding the tomb of his father which was built with baked bricks in 1970. Please answer us in light of the prohibition to exhume graves... More
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Paying condolences; the wisdom and the permissible period
Is there any evidence in the Quran or Sunnah confining the condolence period to three days or is it just a habit? .. More
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Some jurists recommend stuffing the deceased holes with cotton
Why is cotton placed in the mouth and the nose of the deceased?.. More
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Washing the burned deceased
A twenty-year-old Muslim girl was burned to death. Her body shrank and all her body`s features were gone to the extent that her gender could not be distinguished. How should we wash her according to the Sunnah (please mention the evidence)? Is it permissible for males to wash her, whether her Mahrams or non Mahrams, because we know that if the women.. More
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Ruling of playing football near the graveyards
We play football in a playground near the graveyard but we heard that it is considered a violation to the sanctity of the graves. Is that true? Please inform us taking into account that the ball may fall into the graveyard... More
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Permissibility of preparing one's shroud before death
Is it permissible for the living individual to buy his shroud and keep it until his death, or is it considered an act of innovation?.. More
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A menstruating woman being in the presence of a dying person
Is it permissible for a menstruating woman to be in the presence of her dying mother?.. More
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The reward of reciting Al-Faatihah and other acts of worship reach the deceased
Does the reward of reciting the Quran reach the deceased, particularly Al-Faatihah?.. More
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Ruling pertaining to offering the funeral Prayer in the mosque
Why do we not offer the funeral prayer in the mosque?.. More
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