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21 mar 2024 · The traditional prayer of an Islamic funeral, the Janazah, is a moving and heartfelt way to remember and bless the deceased. Attending a funeral can be emotionally difficult, and this prayer allows you to find solidarity in the Muslim community.
3. The Funeral Prayer •The Sunnah of the funeral prayer are: •tahmeed (praising God), •thana (exalting God), •salawat (salutation to Prophet) and •dua (supplication) for the dead and for all Muslims. •The imam stands near the chest of the deceased. •A standing prayer, no bowing nor prostration.
22 gru 2013 · The Islamic Funeral – An Authentic Step By Step Guide. Attached is an eBook and a PDF leaflet for free download and distribution. Guide to help you with: What to do at the point of death. Grieving and mourning. Condolences. Washing and shrouding the deceased. The funeral prayer.
TALQEEN is to remind the dying person of the two SHAHADATS, (i.e. Ash hadu alla ilâha il-lal-laahu was ash hadu Anna Muham-madan Abduhu wa Rasuluhu). When the end nears the dying person's breath quickens, the knees becomes so weak that they cannot move, the nose becomes bent and the temples subside.
The funeral prayer (janāzah) is a communal obligation (farḍ al-kifāyah) upon believers after the passing of a muslim in their community. In other words, if some Muslims of the region conduct the funeral service, the remaining members would be absolved.
The document provides information about funeral prayers in Islam. It discusses laying out the deceased, reciting verses from the Quran near them, not ordering them to declare the Shahadah. It outlines the funeral prayer process, including intentions, takbeers, reciting Thana and Darood, making dua.
So a Muslim should die upon the pure and sincere worship of Allāh, not calling upon the Prophet, or those in their graves for aid, salvation or forgiveness. Islām should be presented to a dying non-Muslim, as this is a praiseworthy invitation and in accordance with Prophetic tradition.
