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Funerals and burial

2 segments in 2 recordings · 2020 to 2023 · 0 verified · 1 checked position · fiqh/funerals-and-burial · Feed

Most recent statement · 26 May 2023What is the funeral prayer and what do you say in it?Older segments link here so no earlier explanation is read as the last word.

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Latest answer · 26 May 2023

26 May 2023video LatestWhat is the funeral prayer and what do you say in it? The funeral prayer is in essence a sincere du'a for the deceased; many scholars allow any du'a, in any language, across its four takbirs. Lessonposition checkedQuran 67:2 (He created death and life to test which of you is best in deeds)Quran 3:185 (every soul shall taste death)Quran 89:27-30 (O soul at peace, return to your Lord)janazah (funeral prayer) machine4 min 48 s3:14on YouTube

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19 Apr 2020MindTrap with Mufti Abu Layth Does Islam teach us to feel guilty? Mufti Abu Layth says guilt-tripping is not an Islamic concept but one taken from the Judeo-Christian tradition, and the guest says forbidding evil applies only to what the texts clearly prohibit. Discussionguest speechShaykh Kashif Khan (guest)al-Ghazali [?]al-amr bil-ma'ruf wa al-nahy an al-munkar (commanding good and forbidding evil)nabidh machine5 min 14 s2:36:00on YouTube