Ruling on a Lahd made from casting with steel

Q 3: Is it permissible that a Lahd (a crevice on the side of a grave facing the direction faced for Prayer) be made from casting with steel and is it permissible to use bricks


A 3: It is permissible to fortify the Lahd with the usual building materials if it is feared that it may cave in over the deceased.May Allah grant you success! May peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions!

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