The widow going to the mosque to pray for her husband
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Question:
He says: If a man dies and his wife wants to go to the mosque to pray for him and make supplication for him, is this a permissible need?
Answer:
This is a phenomenon that has become common now. It should be restricted from these expansions. She can pray for him as long as he is in the house; she prays for him when he is washed. If she is unable to pray for him, she makes supplication for him, seeks forgiveness for him, and gives charity on his behalf, and this is sufficient. Yes.
He says: If a man dies and his wife wants to go to the mosque to pray for him and make supplication for him, is this a permissible need?
Answer:
This is a phenomenon that has become common now. It should be restricted from these expansions. She can pray for him as long as he is in the house; she prays for him when he is washed. If she is unable to pray for him, she makes supplication for him, seeks forgiveness for him, and gives charity on his behalf, and this is sufficient. Yes.
Source
التفسير المفصّل، تفسير من سورة الحجرات إلى سورة الناس [64] — alfawzan.live (1:12:22)
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