Category: Death Related Issues
Total : 48 Results
Question ID 2804 Sunday 6th of September 2015
Question:
asalaamu-alaikum. jenabi aali, mera 3 1/2 saal ka bacha may 2014 main khailtay khaitay achaanak gaib ho gaya aur 15 dinoon kay baad us ki laash darya say baramad hovi.kya yea momkin hai ke jis ka aqeeq kiya gaya ho us ki mout darya main doobnay ki waja say hovi ho? kunki hadees mubark main irshaad hova hain ke jis ka aqeeq kiya gaya ho wo aag,paani,wagarah kay sher say mehfooz rehta hai. barahay karam mujay is tazbzub say nikalyea. basad khuloos wasalaam. firdous hussain lone srinagar,kashmir.(j&k).
Answer:
First, accept my condolences in the sad demise of your son. Secondly you
should have in the wisdom of Allah (SWT) and accept what happened as part
of life that no one change. You will hopefully get great reward for you
Sabr and accepting what happened. It is good to do Aqeeqa for your son if
you did not do it in the past.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
Question ID 2728 Friday 31st of July 2015
Question:
Is capital punishment allowed in Islam and if not why?
Answer:
The person who deliberately kills an innocent person must be killed by an
authorized Muslim Justice. This Justice needs the approval of the Prophet
(SAWA) or the Infallible Imam after the Prophet , or the deputy of the
Infallible Imam.
This is the way to save the lives of innocents from the danger of criminals.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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Question ID 2725 Wednesday 29th of July 2015
Question:
S A sayd. My follow-up question on torba was not answered. Any way I have another question. 1. will a prayer (Dua) really change something on a deceased ? If yes does it mean that the dead ones who have committed sins will have their sins forgiven after continuos prayers by family and friends? or if they have a property in the form of SADAKATU JARIYA will it continous use by people erase their sins? Thank you.
Answer:
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1. will a prayer (Dua) really change something on a deceased ? If yes does
it mean that the dead ones who have committed sins will have their sins
forgiven after continuos
prayers by family and friends?
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and can even transfer him from punishment to ease.
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> if they have a property in the form of SADAKATU JARIYA will it continous
> use by people erase their sins?
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Question ID 2686 Thursday 16th of July 2015
Question:
as salam maulana i want to ask you that after someone dies for how long the family has to mourne officially.in indai its such that if someone dies then for d whole year we are nt supposed to celbrate eid or go to any marriage or hv marriares till d first death anniversary. plz gv d answer sson as eid is approachng and v r ina dillema whether we should celbrate or not as some one close died in last chelum. thanx
Answer:
The family of the deceased (except his wife) is not required to observe
mourning but only few days for respect. The widow of the deceased is
required to mourn for four months and ten days which is called Iddah of
Wafat, during which she is not allowed to celebrate or take part in
celebration.
The case of one year mourning has no evidence at all in Islamic sources.
Such practices might have come from non Muslim cultures.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
Question ID 2625 Saturday 27th of June 2015
Question:
Salam dear respected Sayed, If a whole family enters paradise (Insha Allah); then will the family members be able to meet each other in paradise? Secondly, does the blood relationship that family members end after judgement day?
Answer:
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> Q. If a whole family enters paradise (Insha Allah); then will the family
> members be able to meet each other in paradise?
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> Secondly, does the blood relationship that family members end after
> judgement day?
A. It does not end between the believers.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi