Q: Please advise:
The Qabrs of Ambiya عليهم السلام, Awliyaa of the past رحمهم الله تعالى etc. especially overseas are built upon. Is this something permitted in other mazahib? Is this something that should be rectified?
Someone had seen this link as well and was inquiring if this is a website that is reliable.
https://islamqa.org/hanafi/qibla-hanafi/43790/is-it-permitted-to-build-…
Q: I would like to know the maslah regarding women/men making dua aloud by the mayyit or immediately after the mayyit is picked up. If it is not right then what should one do at that time as almost every mayyit this takes place?
Q: When there is a mayyit, before picking up the body from the house for burial, sometimes people are singing Naats etc.
I want to know if this is allowed provided no music is attached or is it totally prohibited?
Q: What is the ruling in Islam regarding simple (lifeless) decorations on the grave?
Q: Can you please verify if the 17 tasbeehs we read for a marhoom after the funeral is in the Hadith, if not then is this practice not a bidat?
Q: Are we allowed to plant, plants on the grave?
Q: Did our prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) take part in zikr before praying Salaatul Janaazah?
Q: I want to know what is the correct Islamic practices after someone dies?
In Pakistan, after the deceased is buried, there are certain rituals like after 3 days (Qul), Chelum after 40 days gathering of people and finishing the Quran reading. I want to know what is bidat and innovation versus what is the sunnah practices.
Q:
1. Can a person build a wooden structure over a Muslim grave as my family members want to do this over my fathers grave as well as erect a granite headstone and I dont feel it is islamic.
2. Please advise regarding making zikr every sunday at the grave.
Q: What is the sharai ruling regarding waiting for the arrival of maiyyat's relatives after performing salatul janazah and placing maiyyat in the qabar with rest of the body covered, and only the face is left open in the qabar for 2,3 hours until the relatives arrive. The face is covered after the relatives coming from distant places view the deceased.