The ruling on raising the voice in supplication for the deceased at the grave
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Question:
The questioner asks about raising the voice, O Shaykh, in supplication for the deceased at the grave, while the others say "Ameen."
Answer:
No, this is a method that is not prescribed. It is not prescribed for one person to make supplication while the others say "Ameen." What is prescribed is for each person to make supplication for the deceased, even if they are gathered at the grave. Each person should make supplication for the deceased himself, without a collective voice and without one of them making supplication while the others say "Ameen." Yes. May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner asks about raising the voice, O Shaykh, in supplication for the deceased at the grave, while the others say "Ameen."
Answer:
No, this is a method that is not prescribed. It is not prescribed for one person to make supplication while the others say "Ameen." What is prescribed is for each person to make supplication for the deceased, even if they are gathered at the grave. Each person should make supplication for the deceased himself, without a collective voice and without one of them making supplication while the others say "Ameen." Yes. May Allah reward you with good.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/142 — archive.org (6:01)
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