Funerals
'He who slaps his cheeks is not from us'
'He who tears his clothes is not from us'
'Indeed, we are grieved by your separation'
'The deceased is punished because of the weeping of some of his relatives'
Abusing the dead
Accompanying funeral procession and sitting
Aligning behind the Imam for funeral prayers
Bathing of the martyrs
Bathing the dead and the ablution
Boys in rows with men for funeral prayer
Boys offering funeral prayers
Building of mosques on graves
Burial at night
Burying two or three men in one grave
Committing suicide
Conveying news about the funeral procession
Dead children of Muslims
Dead children of pagans polytheists
Deceased hears the footsteps of the living
Desiring to be buried in Sacred Land e.g. Medina
Dying on Monday
Entwining hair of female in three braids
Establishing mosques over graves
Four Takbirs in funeral prayer
Funeral prayer for a boy who became Muslim
Funeral prayer for woman who died in childbirth
Funeral prayers for hypocrites
Getting down into the grave of a woman
Hair falling at the back
Hurrying with the coffin
If a pagan says: 'None has the right to be worshipped but Allah' at the time of his death
If sufficient cloth for shroud is not available
If there is nothing except one piece of cloth
Informing relatives of death
Last words: None has the right to be worshipped but Allah
Looking sad when afflicted with a calamity
Men, not women, are to carry the coffin
Not using turban in shrouding
Offering funeral prayer at Musalla or in Mosque
Offering funeral prayer on the grave after burial
Order of following funeral processions
Patience on first stroke of calamity
Perfuming the dead body
Placing a leaf of a date-palm over the grave
Position of Imam when offering funeral prayer
Praising the deceased
Preacher delivering lecture at grave
Preparing shroud before one's death
Prohibition of wailing
Punishment in the grave
Punishment in the grave because of backbiting and soiling one's clothes with urine
Putting Idhkhar and grass in the grave
Recitation of Surat-ul-Fatiha in funeral prayer
Saying 'Be patient' at the grave
Saying by the dead: 'Take me quickly'
Scolding those who cry aloud
Showing no signs of sorrow on calamity
Shrouding a dead body
Shrouding a Muhrim
Shrouding a woman in waist-sheet of a man
Shrouding in a shirt stitched or unstitched
Shrouding in two pieces of cloth
Shrouding with the price of all his property
Shrouding without using a shirt
Sitting after standing for funeral procession
Sorrow of the Prophet or Sad bin Khaula
Sprinkling camphor on dead body
Standing for funeral procession of a Jew
Standing for the funeral procession
Starting from the right side when bathing dead
Starting with ablution parts
Sudden unexpected death
Superiority of following the funeral procession
Taking out the dead body from the grave
Talking about the wicked among the dead
The deceased is shown his actual place in Hell or in Paradise
The funeral prayer of a martyr
The graves of the Prophet Abu Bakr, Umar
The Lahd and straight cut in the grave
The rows for funeral prayer
The speech of the deceased after it is lifted on the bier
The superiority of parents of deceased
The tradition of the funeral prayer
To seek refuge with Allah from the punishment in the grave
Undoing the hair of dead female
Visiting deceased after his shrouding
Visiting graves
Wailing
Waiting till deceased is buried
Washing an odd number of times
Weeping near a patient
White cloth for the shroud
Who should be put in the Lahd first
Women accompanying funeral procession
Women mourning for dead other than her husband
