Condolences -Islamic fatwas

The manner of offering condolences

Condolences

Ruling on offering gifts to the deceased's family

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Offering condolences to the bereaved family through supplicating to Allah for them

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As for the family of the deceased serving food for people and holding ceremonies on certain days

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Following the funeral of a Kafir and attending his burial

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Women going to the family of the deceased to briefly offer condolences

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Is it permissible when wanting to offer condolences to the deceased's family to say 'may rest be in your life'?

Condolences

Some people are accustomed to slaughter an animal when a relative of a workmate dies and he returns to work after offering condolences as a way of com

Condolences

When a person dies, the people visit the bereaved family for condolences, taking with them cooked meat of whole slaughtered animals

Condolences

Standing in a row in the graveyard on the part of the relatives of the deceased and extending their hands to shake hands with those passing by them to

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Preparing food for the bereaved family and eating with them

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Ruling on installing tents, preparing much food, and assembling by the house of the bereaved family

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Ruling on collecting money from the people of the tribe and giving it to the relatives of the deceased

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The practice of holding funeral ceremonies and pavilions as well as hiring reciters of the Qur'an

Condolences

Is it permissible when wanting to offer condolences to the deceased's family to say 'may rest be in your life'?

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When there is a funeral, lines of lamps are hung, chairs are brought and reciters of the Qur'an are hired to recite the Qur'an

Condolences

When a person dies, the people visit the bereaved family for condolences, taking with them cooked meat of whole slaughtered animals

Condolences

Following the funeral of a Kafir and attending his burial

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Taking the practice of paying a sum of money by whoever goes to offer their condolences to the bereaved family as a regular practice

Condolences

Standing in a row in the graveyard on the part of the relatives of the deceased and extending their hands to shake hands with those passing by them to

Condolences