Visiting na-mahram old women
Q: As muslims we are encouraged to visit the sick and elderly. What about na-mahram elderly people, I am wondering at what age does it become fine to visit a na-mahram person e.g. a 80yr old sick lady.
Q: As muslims we are encouraged to visit the sick and elderly. What about na-mahram elderly people, I am wondering at what age does it become fine to visit a na-mahram person e.g. a 80yr old sick lady.
Q: What is the ruling and procedure in offering Dua inside a Burial Ground. Whether one can offer "Dua" by lifting hands as in normal "Dua" in front of the Grave / in grave yard.
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Q: I would like to ask if it is mentioned about ziyarat of the qabarastan on Friday specificly, most probably in tirmizi.
Q: I would like to know whether the deceased (dead body) still feels any sort of pain if mishandled - intentionally or accidentally. Externally it is seen that it has no soul, no ability to talk, see or express any feelings. Does it mean we can keep the dead body into a freezer (for 1, 2 or even 3 days) so that the relatives (specially sons/daughters, spouse) can arrive from a foreign/distant land to have the last view of the deceased? What is the Shariah Rulings regarding this? Whoever are in charge of all those activities like keeping the dead body into a freezer, delaying the Janaza and burial - will they be regarded as the Sinners and accountable in the eyes of Allah?
Q: Is it necessary to walk with the janaazah for a distance before burial?
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Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim to attend the funeral of a non-Muslim?
Q: Is it permissible for the local people to partake of meals prepared at a funeral house?