Category: Death Related Issues

Total : 48 Results

Question ID 5179 Sunday 16th of February 2020

Question:

As salam maulana..want to ask you that after someone dies, is it ok to keep his clothes and other belongings forever with us. Or is it going to be a problem for the dead person..plz advise.

Answer:

The belongings of the deceased person become the property of his inheritors e.g. wife, sons, daughters , parents etc. They should decide what to do with it. It is not good to keep any item with out use. It is better to use it or give it in charity after permission of the inheritors.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi




Question ID 5058 Monday 14th of October 2019

Question:

Salaam Syed InshaAllah you are in the best of health. I have some questions regarding the deceased. My father passed away almost 10 years ago, he had immigrated to the UK many years ago and he wished to be buried abroad. So we complied with his wish. Q1 can the deceased hear those who are still alive? If so Can my father hear me when I talk to him? I am in the UK and he is buried abroad. Or do i need to be next to his grave for my father to hear me? Q2 is there any prayer I can do so I see my father in my dreams? I understand that I cannot communicate with the deceased. I just want to be able to speak to my father abd for him to hear me not for him to talk back to me. I miss him so much that is why I am asking these questions. InshaAllah I shall hear from you soon. Khuda Hafiz Mariam abroad

Answer:

Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
1. Deceased can hear you if you are near him or near his grave. This is for
every deceased. The Prophets and Infallible Imams can hear you from far.
2. Doing more good deeds on behalf of your deceased father will make him
happy with you and you might be able to see him in your dream.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi


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Question ID 4739 Wednesday 19th of June 2019

Question:

Asalameykum, Please can you tell me if our time of death is fixed or can we prolong our life by doing good deeds. ?

Answer:

Life time can be extended by good deeds especially doing good to parents
and relatives and Sadaqa. it can be shortened by bad deeds.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi

Question ID 4650 Thursday 4th of April 2019

Question:

Salaamunalikum. I am 22 years old last year i have completed my studies and from last one year i had not got job i have wasted my one year and i dont have money to survive. All the friends of my age has gone overseas for studies and they r successfull and happy and i dont have money to go for further studies. I have prayed so much hd gone to arbaeen and i have listened hadees that under the dome of imam husain a dua is never rejected but no sign of improvement had occur in my life. Had done amaal. Had ask imam e zaman through dua to help me. But nothing has changed. The only solution left with me is Suicide. I just want to ask whtether Allah will forgive me after sucide cuz i have heard that shia will never go to jahannum. Thank you

Answer:

Never lose hope in the great mercy of Allah. Sometimes difficulties remain
longer to test our faith and patience. You must believe in the endless
wisdom and endless mercy of Allah, and keep seeking His help with sincere
heart full of hope and submission to His Will.
Be sure that Allah listens to your prayers and He is more merciful on you
than your own mother and father.
Sucide is a major sin which leads to Hellfire.
Keep repeating Istighfaar, Salawaat and LA HAWLA WALA QOWWATA ELLA BILLAH.
Don=E2=80=99t look at those who have more than you but look at those who ha=
ve less
than you.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi


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Question ID 4572 Tuesday 15th of January 2019

Question:

Salaam, what is the difference between sunni burial and shia burial, can a shia have a sunni burial?

Answer:

The obligatory acts of burial are same among Muslim sects, but there are some recommended acts which differ between Sunni sects and Shia like the content of Talqeen which contain according to Shia Islam the names of all the 12 Imams.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi


WABIL - World Ahlulbayt(as) Islamic League, London.