Making dua for Muslims who committed suicide
Q:
1. Can we pray for our Muslim brothers and sisters who have comitted sucide?
2. If yes, then how?
Q:
1. Can we pray for our Muslim brothers and sisters who have comitted sucide?
2. If yes, then how?
Q:
1. Is there any virtue if I keep my kafan ready?
2. Is there any virtue of washing kafan with zam zam water?
Q: Are women prohibited from visiting the graveyard in every situation? Even if she is not in haidh or nifaas?
Q:
1. From the time a person passes away till he is buried, does the mayyit perceive what is happening around him?
2. What happens to the ruh?
3. Can the dead person hear/perceive anything (from outside) whilst they are in their grave?
Q: Is it permissible to buy a qabar (grave) in a qabristan and keep it only for the family members who die? No outsiders are allowed to be buried in it.
Q:
1. When a Muslim passes away and the body is brought home after the ghusl, should the body be placed on the ground? Or should it be placed on a table?
2. Should people sit around the body and recite or should they stand around the body? Please advise on what is preferable or ideal.
Q: Can a woman go to the graveyard to visit the grave of her parents? Not often, just once in a while and that too in complete purdah?
Q: Should Ulama attend and perform the janaazah of a person who committed suicide?
Q: Is it considered Sadaqatul Jaariya if I purchase a Quraan audio reciter device and whenever anyone listens to the Quraan from this device during my lifetime and after my death I will get thawaab?
Q: In Haramain Shareefain, usually there is janaazah namaaz after every namaaz and sometimes the janaazah is for the adults as well as children. Which dua do we have to recite in the prayer? Only adult's dua or both, the duas for adults and children.