Blood coming out of the mouth while passing away
Q: I have heard that the person who dies while blood comes out of his mouth dies the darjah of a shaheed (martyr). Is this true?
Q: I have heard that the person who dies while blood comes out of his mouth dies the darjah of a shaheed (martyr). Is this true?
Q: I have converted to being a Muslim from an Ismaili (Ismailee) sect and Alhumdulillah, my wife and my children have also converted. I can't thank Allah Ta'ala enough for His guidance and mercy! However, unfortunately none of the other members of my family have accepted the truth. My parents, my sister, my in-laws, and my aunts and uncles are still following the Ismaili sect.
My question is about attending the funeral of these members. Especially attending the funeral of my parents. I know I can't step foot into their place of worship, so what am I to do? Should I stand outside while they do their activity, to give a shoulder to my parents and accompany them to the burial grounds and then leave? Can I take part in the naaaz-e-janaazah? This is something that is of great concern to me and I want to make sure I do the right thing.
Q: I read in tafseer Ibn kathir that, Salah will be a invalid if Surah Fateha is not recited in it. Is it permissible to recite Surah Fateha in Salaatul Janazah?
Q: Surah Fatihah must be read in every rakah of Salah to be complete, isn't? Then in Salatul Janazah why Surah Fatihah is not read, what if we read it ?
Q: When filling a bucket with water for ghusal of a deceased, I put my hand inside the water to check the temperature of the water, does the water become must'amal?
Q: Can a son see the satr of his deceased father? The reason is that there was soo much mess because of Diarrhoea, the person had to look and wipe because the initial wiping was just smearing the faeces in different places. This is for a specific case only, not for all cases.
Q: My question is that, if nikah has terminated with the death of the husband then why can she still bath her deceased husband?
Q: Foreign countries offer cremation and sacking of the misscarried fetus. My aunt was 5 weeks pregnant and miscarried and not well at that time chose cremation for the fetus. Is that right or not. If not what can be done to make up for it.
Q:
1. I heard that if someone has a debt and passes away then that person would never enter Jannah, is that true?
2. What if someone has debt and leaves this world, he wanted to pay for it but he didn't, would Allah still deny him Jannah?
Q: Can Janazah Salah be read in the musjid if the body of the deceased in outside the musjid?