The Ruling on Collective Supplication for the Deceased at the Grave
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Question:
We received this question from a Sudanese resident in Riyadh. He says: What is the ruling on raising the voice in supplication for the deceased at the grave, with the others saying "Ameen" to his supplication?
Answer:
This has not been transmitted. As for supplicating for the deceased without collective supplication or collective "Ameen," this is a recommended practice (sunnah). If one visits the deceased and greets him, he should supplicate for him for forgiveness and mercy, and each person should supplicate for him individually. They should not supplicate with a collective voice, nor should one person supplicate while the others say "Ameen" to it, because this is something that has not been transmitted. However, each person should supplicate for the deceased individually. Yes.
We received this question from a Sudanese resident in Riyadh. He says: What is the ruling on raising the voice in supplication for the deceased at the grave, with the others saying "Ameen" to his supplication?
Answer:
This has not been transmitted. As for supplicating for the deceased without collective supplication or collective "Ameen," this is a recommended practice (sunnah). If one visits the deceased and greets him, he should supplicate for him for forgiveness and mercy, and each person should supplicate for him individually. They should not supplicate with a collective voice, nor should one person supplicate while the others say "Ameen" to it, because this is something that has not been transmitted. However, each person should supplicate for the deceased individually. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 2015 - حكم الدعاء الجماعي للميت عند القبر - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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