Is charity for the deceased considered a form of filial piety if it is for one of the parents?
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Question:
He says: Is charity for the deceased a type of filial piety if it is for one of the parents? And is intention sufficient, or is verbalization required? And do I receive reward for it?
Answer:
Yes, charity is a form of filial piety. Charity on behalf of a deceased father, or on behalf of a mother, or on behalf of relatives is a form of filial piety and maintaining family ties. You will receive reward, and intention is sufficient; there is no need to speak. The intention that when you give it to the poor person, intending it to be on behalf of your father, or your mother, is sufficient. Intention is sufficient, and praise be to Allah, and you will receive reward.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
He says: Is charity for the deceased a type of filial piety if it is for one of the parents? And is intention sufficient, or is verbalization required? And do I receive reward for it?
Answer:
Yes, charity is a form of filial piety. Charity on behalf of a deceased father, or on behalf of a mother, or on behalf of relatives is a form of filial piety and maintaining family ties. You will receive reward, and intention is sufficient; there is no need to speak. The intention that when you give it to the poor person, intending it to be on behalf of your father, or your mother, is sufficient. Intention is sufficient, and praise be to Allah, and you will receive reward.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
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