The Place of Supplication at Graveyards and Its Ruling When Passing By or Entering
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Question:
He says: Is the supplication for the dead recited only when entering the graveyard, or also when passing by it? And does this include fenced and unfenced graveyards?
Answer:
Yes, the supplication for the dead, greeting them, and making du'a' for them is done in two cases: when one passes by the graveyard, and when one enters it. In both cases, he greets them and makes du'a' for them. This is not restricted to fenced graveyards; for the graves of Muslims, whether fenced or unfenced, he greets them and makes du'a' for them with what is mentioned in the hadith.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
He says: Is the supplication for the dead recited only when entering the graveyard, or also when passing by it? And does this include fenced and unfenced graveyards?
Answer:
Yes, the supplication for the dead, greeting them, and making du'a' for them is done in two cases: when one passes by the graveyard, and when one enters it. In both cases, he greets them and makes du'a' for them. This is not restricted to fenced graveyards; for the graves of Muslims, whether fenced or unfenced, he greets them and makes du'a' for them with what is mentioned in the hadith.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
بلوغ المرام [9] — alfawzan.live (55:24)
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