Q: If there is no space in the sehn area of the musjid due to the huge crowd and no space in the parking lot because it is full of cars can the janazah be read in the musjid? There is no where else to read the janaaza salaah, no empty roads or fields.
Q: Is it permissible to perform umrah and convey the reward to a deceased? When one conveys reward to a deceased, then does the deceased know of the reward and the person who conveyed it?
Q: Can a person keep fasting with an intention that its sawaab or reward should be given to someone who has passed away?
Q: My wife is a converted Muslim and her father has recently died who was a Hindu. There are some rituals that only my wife can perform as she is the only child. I am not sure wether to allow her to perform that rituals which may involve a Puja as well. Can you please guide me what happen if she still perform such rituals despite knowing that I am not happy if she performs those.
Q: If a son visits his deceased father's grave and makes a dua for himself there, is this permissible?
Q: How does a widow refer to her late husband after the iddat period is over because she is no longer in his nikah? Can she still refer to him as her huband? When she is doing isale-sawab can she ask Allah Ta'ala to pass the sawab on to her "husband", or does she have to mention him by name, or refer to him as her children's father?
Q: I have a question with regards to Janazah Salah. In our Masjid they put the deceased on a trolley that has four wheels and then they lead the Salaah. Is this Prayer Valid?
Q: If a son visits his deceased father's grave and makes a dua for himself there, is that permissible?
Q: During janaza namaaz, some musallees recite the takbeers audibly, which is not done during the fard namaaz. This practice seems to be increasing. Please advise.
Q: During Janaza namaaz, is it necessary to make an odd number of saffs, if the gathering is small or big?