Fatwas of Ibn Baz - page 4
Fatwas (page 4 of 235)
- The ruling on reciting al-Fatihah aloud at times in the funeral prayer
- The Form of Supplication in the Funeral Prayer for an Unknown Deceased
- Is a woman prohibited from praying the funeral prayer?
- The Number of Ties in the Shroud
- The funeral prayer is prescribed for everyone, men and women
- How to shroud a woman in the state of ihram
- The Oppressed One Is Washed and Prayed Over
- Ruling on placing a plastic bag on a person with wounds
- The mosque imam is more entitled to pray over the deceased than his guardian
- What is the authenticity of the hadith: “Women have no share in the funeral”?
- Does the reward for prayer increase with the number of funerals?
- The recommended practice for one who misses some of the takbirs of the funeral prayer is…
- The virtue of a large number of people praying over a funeral
- Ruling on traveling for the purpose of praying over the deceased
- The Ruling on Filling the Rows Even If They Are Not Completed
- The mosque imam is more entitled to lead the funeral prayer than the deceased's executor
- Standing for a funeral is a recommended practice
- Placing the word of tawhid (the oneness of Allah) on coffins is not prescribed
- The Depth of the Grave
- The side niche is better than the central trench
- Ruling on Delaying the Funeral Prayer
- Ruling on standing for the funeral of a disbeliever
- Earning the two qirats for one who follows a funeral and then prays over it
- Combining the Prohibition of Burial During Three Specific Times with the Expediency of the…
- Using stones, slabs, or wood when bricks are not available
- It is recommended to hasten with the funeral
- Ruling on delaying the funeral in the refrigerator for several months
- How to Place the Deceased in the Grave
- It is not permissible to park cars on graves
- How to bury a deceased person in mountainous terrain
- Ruling on Residing Between the Graves
- Is it permissible to dig up a grave in a mosque if doing so would cause fitnah (trial…
- The ruling on bringing a funeral into the Prophet's Mosque through the Gate of Mercy
- Digging up the grave when there is a need
- What is meant by hastening the funeral?
- It is not permissible to carry out the deceased's bequest to donate his organs
- The ruling on repeating the imam's takbir behind him in prayer
- Exhuming a grave for a public benefit
- Ruling on breaking the bone of a deceased disbeliever
- Breaking a deceased person's bone does not require retaliation in kind
- Ruling on moving the bones of a deceased person if they have decayed
- Ruling on cutting down harmful trees from graveyards
- Ruling on purchasing corpses for the purpose of dissection
- It is not permissible to declare the death of a person with brain death
- The deceased's family does not prepare food for people
- Ruling on holding a walimah (wedding feast) in which the condolence visitors gather
- The Ruling on Dissecting a Dead Body for the Purpose of Learning
- The commemorations held for the deceased
- The ruling on sending slaughtered animals to the family of the deceased and inviting them…
- The ruling on sitting for a day or more to recite the Qur'an and dedicating it to the…
- The Ruling on Young Children Who Cut Across People’s Prayer Rows
- Is it possible for a person who has suffered brain death to regain his life?
- The ruling on inviting the deceased's family to eat with them from the food sent to them
- Ruling on the transfer of organs after the death of a person with brain death
- Preparing food for the family of the deceased
- Among the Innovations of Condolence
- The ruling on their saying: "O you, the tranquil soul"
- Ruling on Giving Money to the Family of the Deceased
- The ruling on burying a woman and a man in the same grave
- Permissibility of burial at night or during the day
- The Fortieth Anniversary: A Pharaonic Custom
- How to bury more than one person in a grave
- The Ruling on Condolences in Newspapers
- The Ruling on Obituaries in Newspapers
- The times when burial is prohibited
- The Sunnah is to bury the deceased in the Islamic country where he died
- Burying the deceased at night is permissible
- Burying in Makkah is no different from burying elsewhere
- Ruling on Designating Certain Parts of the Cemetery for Women
- Ruling on executing the deceased's will to be buried in a country other than the one in…
- The ruling on the deceased's family saying to people: "Forgive your brother" and the like
- Ruling on fulfilling the deceased's will to be buried in his birthplace
- The ruling on saying: "He has moved to his final resting place"
- The disbeliever is not buried in the Arabian Peninsula but is transferred to another…
- Ruling on converting the Eid prayer ground into a cemetery
- Is it permissible to pray in mosques that contain graves?
- The Ruling on the Zakah of the Funds of Charitable Trusts
- A Doubt for Those Who Permit Prayer in Mosques That Contain Graves
- The ruling on raising the hands during supplication for the deceased
- Do not pray in a mosque that contains a grave
- Ruling on facing the grave while making du'a for the deceased
- Ruling on Visiting the Graves of Disbelievers
- The Authenticity of the Hadith: “When You Pass by the Grave of a Disbeliever, Inform Him…
- The ruling on standing or sitting at the grave for the purpose of making du'a' for the…
- The ruling on collective supplication at graves
- Ruling on translating the Friday sermon into the language understood by the listeners
- Ruling on Designating the Two Festivals for Visiting Graves
- What is the criterion for removing one's shoes when entering the cemetery?
- How authentic are the stories told about the terrors of the grave?
- The Ruling on Accompanying Some Negligent People to Visit the Graves
- The Ruling on Reciting al-Fatihah for the Deceased at Their Grave
- Ruling on Attending a Condolence Gathering When There Are Innovations
- One who hears a deceased person complaining in his grave about rights owed to him
- The ruling on gathering the deceased's family in a single row to complete the condolences
- The ruling on raising the hands while making du'a' for the deceased at his grave
- Ruling on Attending a Condolence Gathering and Sitting in It
- Ruling on traveling to offer condolences
- The Ruling on Kissing and Embracing the One Being Consoled
- It is not permissible to walk in slippers between the graves
- There is no harm in receiving those who offer condolences
