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Funerals and rulings on graves
Who Should Lead The Janazah Prayer?
The one who is most entitled to lead the funeral prayer over the deceased is the Imam of the mosque, whether or not the deceased left instructions that a particular person lead the funeral prayer over him. If the Imam of the mosque gives up that right and allows the one whom the deceased had named to lead the prayer, there is nothing wrong with thatSaveIs having a nosebleed as death approaches a sign of a good end?
SaveIs it prescribed to offer condolences to a Muslim for loss of his wealth?
SaveRuling on covering the bier of the deceased
SaveRuling on raising the hands when offering supplication (du‘aa’) after burying the deceased
SaveIt is mustahabb to remove the deceased’s clothes when washing him
SaveRuling on congregational du‘aa’ for the deceased and paying the imam for reciting the du‘aa’
SaveWhere Does the Imam Stand in The Funeral Prayer?
The Sunnah in the funeral prayer, if it is for a man, is for the Imam to stand in line with his head. If he is offering the funeral prayer for a woman, he should stand in line with the middle of her body.SaveShould the hair of the deceased man be put into three braids, as is done for a woman?
SaveIs it permissible to bury the deceased in his house?
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