Q:
1. Should itr and camphor be applied to the deceased?
2. Will itr be applied to a female deceased as it is applied to a male? If yes, then to which parts of the woman’s body will itr be applied?
3. Is it permissible to apply itr to the kafan?
Q: How many cloths should a child be enshrouded in?
Q:
1. What is the Sunnah method of laying out the kafan of a male deceased and how should he be enshrouded in it?
2. What is the Sunnah method when laying out the kafan of a female and how should she be enshrouded in it?
Q: What type of kafan should the deceased be enshrouded in?
Q: What is the Sunnah kafan of a male and female deceased?
Q:
1. In which direction should the deceased be placed while giving the ghusal?
2. After the ghusal, when the deceased is brought to the home before being taken for the Janaazah Salaah, in which position should the deceased be placed?
Q: Explain in detail the Shar’ee method of giving ghusal to a male or female deceased.
Q:
1. After giving the mayyit ghusl, it is reported in the hadith that itr should be applied to the head and beard, and camphor should be applied to the places of sajdah. In place of camphor, is it permissible to apply itr as we see some people nowadays applying itr?
2. We notice some people when applying itr to the knees of the mayyit, expose his knees and some even touch the knees with bare hands, is this correct?
Q: Is there additional sawaab for performing nafl and nazr Salaah with Jamaat?
Q: Is it permissible for a person performing Nazar Salaah to follow a person offering Fardh Salah?