Fatwas on Salah (the prayer), from its obligation and conditions to the funeral prayer, arranged by topic. Each link opens the fatwa as a PDF. Click a topic below:
Obligation, Times & Conditions of Salah Description of the Prayer Sujud as-Sahw, Sujud at-Tilawah & Voluntary Prayers Congregational Prayer & Imamate Prayer of the Sick, the Traveller & the Excused Jumu‘ah, ‘Eid & Other Prayers Funerals (Janaa’iz)
Obligation, Times & Conditions of Salah
Obligation of Salah
Making up missed Salah due to unawareness of sleep, etc.
- Making up missed Salah because of sleep or forgetfulness
- Making Up Missed Salah because of being unconscious or sick
- Making Up Missed Salah because of being unconscious or sick
- Salah of mad people
- Salah of people who drink Khamr
- Making up unintentionally missed Salah
- Whether a Person should Repeat Salah if they Forget a Salah and Offer the Ones after it
- Exhorting children to pray
- Deliberate abandoning or delaying of Salah after its prescribed time and what results from that behavior
- Deliberate delaying of Salah after its prescribed time and what results from that behavior
Adhan and Iqamah
- Ruling on Adhan and Iqamah
- The Mu’adhin’s turning right and left when saying “Hay `ala Al-Salah” and “Hay `ala al-Falah”
- Adding the phrase “al-salatu khayrun min-al-nawm” to the Fajr Adhan
- Elongating voice while making the Adhan
- Making additions to the Adhan
- Missing some Adhan phrases
- Can a Mu’adhin be substituted when he cannot complete the Adhan?
- Making Adhan through loudspeakers
- Annoucing Adhan through a cassette recorder
- Making Adhan while being ritually pure
- Making Adhan inside or outside the Masjid
- Making Adhan without the Imam’s permission
- Making Adhan in the Masjids of the same neighborhood
- Is someone who has missed the congregational Salah required to make Adhan for praying individually?
- Making Iqamah without Adhan and missing some words of the Iqamah
- The ruling on Iqamah
- Making Adhan and Iqamah for the Tahajjud Prayer
- Making Adhan when the time is due
- Woman’s Adhan
- Repeating after the Mu’adhin and making Du`a’ after Adhan and Iqamah
- Repeating after the Mu’adhin and making Du`a’ between Adhan and Iqamah
- Bid`ahs related to Adhan
- Preconditions of Salah
Becoming due
- Times of the daily five prayers
- Zhuhr and `Asr Prayers
- The middle prayer
- Astronomical Calculations
- Performing prayer before or after its due time
- Waking up as Junub and passing the time of prayer after taking Ghusl
- Performing prayer before or after its due time
- Prayer of a menstruating woman
- Offering the missed Salahs in order
Covering the `Awrah
- Ruling on covering the `Awrah
- Man’s `Awrah
- Salah of a Woman
- Wearing something bearing a cross while praying
Taharah
- Taharah from major and minor ritual impurity as a condition for the validity of Salah
- Making up for the Salah offered without making Wudu’
- Invalidating Wudu’ during Salah
- Bleeding during Salah
- Doubts occurring in Salah and Hajj
- Performing more than one Salah with the same Wudu’
- More than one Salah with the same Wudu’
- Offering obligatory Salah with Wudu’ made for a supererogatory Salah
- Removing Najasah from the body and clothes
- Purity of the place of Salah
- Offering Salah in prohibited places
- Offering Salah while wearing shoes
Rulings related to Masjids
- Definition of Masjid
- Excellence of building Masjids
- If there are many Masjids in a city, which will be the best?
- Excellence of Salah offered in Makkah
- Excellence of the Salah offered in the Prophet’s Masjid
- Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa
- Demolishing a Masjid and rebuilding it
- Buying entertainment places and turning them into Masjids
- Building a Masjid where it will not be frequented by Muslims on a regular basis
- Building two-storey Masjids
- Maintaining Masjids using the money of Sadaqah Jariyah
- Using the surplus of funds allocated to build a certain Masjid for the construction of another
- Spending the money donated to a Masjid
- Redirecting donations allocated to build a Masjid, which was not successfully built, in order to build another
- Offering Salah in a Masjid whose construction was financed by ill-gotten funds
- Asking for aids to build a Masjid
- Building stores underneath Masjids
- Constructing over Masjids
- Including the bathroom area within the Masjid
- Building domes over the Masjid
- Fixing something broken in the Masjid
- Building bathrooms around the Masjid
- Hanging pictures in Masjids – offering Salah in a place where pictures are hung
- Building Mihrabs in Masjids
- Constructing minarets in Masjids and building graves over them
- Offering Salah in the graveyards
- The Masjids built by non-Muslim states to their Muslim communities
- Hiring non-Muslims to build a Masjid
- Buying a church to turn it into a Masjid
- Offering Salah inside churches
- Offering Salah at the places of the People of the Book
- Getting out of the Masjid after the Adhan is made
- A Junub entering a Masjid
- The menstruating woman entering a Masjid
- The ruling on admitting children to the Masjid
- A non-Muslim entering a Masjid
- Sleeping in the Masjid
- Talking while in the Masjid
- Discussing worldly matters in Masjids
- Abandoning idle talk in Masjids
- Announcing a Lost Item in the Masjid
- Selling in the Masjid
- Begging in Masjids
- Begging in Masjid
- Eating in Masjid
- Greeting people in the Masjid
- Sitting in Masjids with feet stretched towards Qiblah
- Collecting donations in Masjids
- Establishing a gym beneath a Masjid
- Bringing magazines that have photographs to the Masjids
- Announcing a title deed in the Masjid
- Singing the national anthem in a Masjid
- Playing in Masjids
- Clapping
- Locking Masjids
The Qiblah
- Building the Ka`bah
- The Wisdom behind taking the Ka`bah as a Qiblah
- Facing the Qiblah
- Defining the Qiblah
- Marking lines on a straw mat of a Masjid to define rows
The Niyyah
- The ruling on making Niyyah before offering Salah
- Saying the Niyyah in prayer out loud
- Ruling on pronouncing the Niyyah
- Pronouncing the Niyyah
- Having two Niyyahs when offering a supererogatory prayer
- The Imam’s Niyyah suffices the men and women behind him
- A person praying alone changing his Niyyah to be an Imam
Description of the Prayer
The etiquette of Salah
- Excellence of walking to do obligatory acts such as during Hajj
- Coming late after hearing the Adhan
- Ruling on someone riding to go pray
- Ruling on saying “may Allah accept!” after the Salah
- Choosing a place in the Masjid to sit where none else can sit
- Ruling on reciting the Qur’an when hearing the Iqamah and using the Miswak before Salah
- Ruling on saying “Truly! Allah is with the patient” to the Imam while bowing
- Taking a Sutrah for Salah and dropping the excellence of the first row
- Standing to pray at the beginning or during the Adhan
Description of Salah
- Takbirat-ul-Ihram and raising hands during Takbir
- Pronouncing Takbir loudly by the Ma’mum
- Takbir on starting Salah and on Ruku`
- Saying Takbir to start join the Imam while bowing
- Raising Hands in Salah
- Holding the two hands and releasing them in Salah
Isti`adhah, Basmalah and Du`a’-ul-Istiftah
- When to say Du`a’ Al-Istiftah
- Saying Basmalah loudly or secretly
- Du`a’ Al-Istiftah as said between Takbir and recitation
- Saying Basmalah secretly and the its evidence
- Saying Basmalah secretly or loudly at the beginning of Salah
- Saying Basmalah in Salah as a Prophetic practice
- Whether saying Basmalah in Salah is in all Rak`ahs or only the first
- Ruling on reciting Basmalah during Salah
- Ruling on reciting Basmalah in Salah out loud
- Ruling on saying Basmalah after reciting Al-Fatihah in Salah and whether it is said loudly or secretly
- Saying Basmalah before each Surah or after Takbirat-ul-Ihram and whether it is a practice in the Qur’an or Sunnah
- Ruling on Isti`adhah in Salah
- Yawning during Salah
Reciting Qur’an during Salah
- Ruling on a Mu’mum reciting Al-Fatihah after saying “Amin” behind the Imam
- Ruling on a Mu’mum reciting Al-Fatihah
- Ruling on forgetting to recite Al-Fatihah
- Ruling on reciting only Al-Fatihah on all Salahs
- The length of recitation after reciting Al-Fatihah in Salah
- Ruling on reciting Qur’an according to its order in Salah and sufficiency of reciting Al-Fatihah during the last two Rak`ahs
- Ruling on reciting Qur’an according to its order in Salah
- The length of recitation when leading old men and the proper interval between Adhan and Iqamah
- Ruling on reciting secretly while offering prayers whose recitation should be out loud
- Ruling on a person praying alone raising the voice and ruling on praying Maghrib before its due time
- Ruling and evidence on Tajwid of Qur’an recitation in Salah
- Ruling on reciting the Qur’an with different modes in Salah
- The wisdom behind reciting a Surah after Al-Fatihah only during the first two Rak`ahs
- The Imam forgetting while reciting
- Reciting from the Mus-haf
- Ruling on someone unable to memorize Al-Fatihah and what to say instead
- Reciting Qudsi Hadith instead of the Qur’an in Salah
- Correcting the Imam during Salah
- Salah of a mute person
- Performing Salah in non-Arabic language
- Reciting two Surahs in one Rak`ah
- A Ma’mum’s recitation of the Qur’an in Prayer
- Salah of the latecomer
- The Wisdom behind secret and loud Recitation
- Recitation on the Friday Fajr Prayer
- Optional Night Salah
- Saying ‘Amin’ in Salah
Ruku` and Sujud
- The Prophet’s Ruku` and practices after Taslim
- What is to be said after standing up from Ruku`
- Sujud
- Being excused in prostrating
- Supplication said in Sujud
- Supplication said in Sujud-ul-Sahw and Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- Sitting between the Two Prostrations
- Jalsat-ul-Istirahah
The first Tashahhud
- Tashahhud as confirmed from the Prophet
- Dropping the first Tashahhud intentionally
- Dropping the first Tashahhud forgetfully
- Ma’mum following the Imam in Tashahhud
- Formula of Tashahhud
- The way of pronouncing Tashahhud
- Joining the Imam during the first Tashahhud of Maghrib Prayer
- The way of saying the first Tashahhud
- Supplication said after Tshahhud
- Invoking blessings on the Prophet during the Tashahhud
- The form of sending blessings on the Prophet in the Tashahhud
- Takbir in Salah
Makruh acts that distract a person during Salah
- Looking upward and closing the eyes
- Suppressing the urge to urinate or defecate
- Looking around during Salah
- Killing a serpent
- Answering the phone during Salah
- Saying “Al-hamdu lillah” upon sneezing in Salah
- Greeting the person offering Salah
- Tucking clothes
- Abscence of mind during Salah
- Placing one’s hand on the mouth to block yawning
- Qunut
The final Tashahhud
- Ma’mum abandoning saying Tashahhud while praying with the Imam
- Description of sitting between the two prostrations
- Whether Tawarruk sitting is obligatory or Sunnah
- Pointing with the index finger during Tashahud
- Reciting the last Tashahud after the Imam says Taslim
- Supplication said after the final Tashahhud
Invoking blessings on the Prophet
- Supplications of invoking blessings on the Prophet
- Obligation of invoking blessings on the Prophet in the final Tashahhud
- Al-Salah Al-Ibrahimiyyah or Salat-ul-Fatih
- Definition of Al-Salah Al-Ibrahimiyyah and Salat-ul-Fatih
- Adding the word “Sayyiduna” while sending blessings on the Prophet
- Validity of Salat-ul-Fatih
Reciting Taslim in Salah
- Reciting Taslim is obligatory
- The Mu’mum looking at the Imam when saying Taslim
- The Ma’mum leaving before the Imam
- Legislating Taslim to end the Salah
- The Imam departing from the right or left sides
- Wiping the face with hands after Salah
- Taking Sutrah in Salah
Tranquil Submission
- Salah behind an Imam who is not in a state of tranquil submission
- Being hasty during the Subh Prayer
Nullifiers of Salah
- Laughing as a nullifier of Salah
- Ruling on laughing during Salah
- The claim of the excellence of a married man’s Salah over that of a single man
Tasbih and Dhikr after Salah
Sujud as-Sahw, Sujud at-Tilawah & Voluntary Prayers
Sujud-ul-Sahw
- Obligation of Sujud-ul-Sahw
- Description of Sujud-ul-Sahw
- Missing one Rak`ah and only realizing after Taslim
- Increase or Decrease in Salah
- The latecomer following the Imam in offering Sujud-ul-Sahw
- Increase or Decrease in Salah
- Forgetting one of the pillars of Salah
- Sujud as a pillar of Salah
- An Imam forgetting the first Tashahhud
- Performing Sujud-ul-Sahw before or after the Taslim
- Pronouncing Takbir on standing to make up for a missing part
- Sujud-ul-Sahw Supplications
- Prostration of the latecomer
- A Mu’mum saying Taslim before the Imam forgetfully
- Mamums’ Sahw in Salah
- Sujud-ul-Sahw in a supererogatory Salah
- Sujud-ul-Tilawah during Salah
- Saying the Takbir for Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- Satan’s insinuations during Salah
- Du`a’ that repels insinuations during Salah
- Supererogatory Salah
Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- Ruling on Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- Saying the Takbir for Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- Taharah as a prerequisite for Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- A menstruating woman offering Sujud-ul-Tilawah and Sujud-ul-Shukr
- A woman offering Sujud-ul-Tilawah without a veil
- Passing in front of someone offering Sujud-ul-Tilawah
- Praying at the forbidden times (Tahiyyat-ul-Masjid)
Tarawih Prayer
- Ruling on Tarawih prayer
- Performing Tarawih in congregation in a Masjid
- Offering Tarawih Prayers at home
- Reciting from the Mus-haf in Tarawih
- Optional Night Salah
Al-Sunan Al-Rawatib
- Reciting Qur’an in Salah
- Changing a person’s place to perform the Supererogatory Salah
- Similarity of essential parts and obligations between Nafilah as Fardh
- A Salah between each two Adhans
- Supererogatory Prayers perfecting the Obligatory Prayer
- Offering the Sunnah Salah at home
- Abandoning Al-Sunan Al-Rawatib
- Offering supererogatory Salah after the Adhan of Fajr
- Tahiyyat-ul-Masjid and the Sunnah of Fajr Prayer
- Offering the two supererogatory Rak`ahs (units of prayer) prior to Fajr Prayer after Iqamah
Istikharah and Prayer for Need
Congregational Prayer & Imamate
Congregational Salah
- Ruling on Congregational Salah
- Forsaking congregational Salah without a legal excuse
- The minimal number of participants in congregational Salah
- The difference between praying congregationally and individually
- Ruling on a Muslim abandoning congregational Salah to pray alone
- Praying individually at home though neighboring the Masjid
- Neglecting Salah in congregation without a valid excuse
- Offering Salah at the workplace despite having a nearby Masjid
- Necessity of giving up congregational Salah for anyone who persists in committing sinful acts
- Obligation of congregational Salah on a Muslim who can hear the Adhan at a distance
- Working during the time of Congregational Salah to obey managers
- Whether a Person should quit the Congregational Salah if they see some abominable acts there
- Building a Masjid near the house, but congregational Salah is rarely performed there
- Leaving the congregation and offering Salah at home
- Forsaking those who abandon Salah
- Establishing a second congregation in the Masjid
- Offering supererogatory Prayer after Iqamah for obligatory Prayer is announced
- Counting the Rak`ah when joining the Imam during Ruku`
- Waiting or joining prayer for someone entering the Masjid when the people are reciting Tashahhud
Women’s Salah
- Muslim Women Going to the Masjid
- Women Offering Salah in the Presence of Men
- The Tent made for Women to offer Salah next to the Masjid
Imamate
- The most worthy to lead the prayer
- Offering Salah behind an Imam who does not recite the Qur’an well
- Offering Salah behind a Mushrik
- Salah behind a Tijany Sufi
- Offering Salah behind an Imam believing in Hulul
- Salah behind Imams of unknown creed
- Whether Disagreement in the Branches of Fiqh Prevents Following each other in Salah
- Praying behind a Fasiq
- A banker leading prayer
- Praying behind an Imam of a Masjid in which Jumu`ah prayer is not established
- Being led by a bachelor in Salah
- Imamate of a blind or disabled Imam
- The Imamate of an illegitimate child
- Imamate of a boy
- A woman leading other women in congregational Salah
- Imamate of a person suffering from enuresis
- Changing one’s intention from Zhuhr to `Asr prayer during prayer
- Prolonging Salah
- The prayer of a Ma’mum in front of the Imam
- Wages for the Imamate
- Should a person offering Salah individually leave his Salah to join the congregation
- Offering Salah behind women in case of necessity
Salah performed individually
- Entering a Masjid after the Iqamah has been announced to find the rows complete
- Offering Salah alone behind the congregational rows
Conveying what the Imam says
Straightening the rows
- Ruling on leaving gaps between those performing Salah and separating shoulders and feet while standing
- People offering Salah lining up in rows through standing shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot
- Marking lines on a straw mat of a Masjid to define rows
- A Ma’mum leaving the row in Salah
- Position of a Ma’mum
- The most worthy people of standing behind the Imam
- The place of the Ma’mum and the Imam
- The position of boys in a row during Salah
- Including children in congregational Salah
Interrupting Salah with or without a legal excuse
- Interrupting Salah to kill a snake or scorpion
- Interrupting Salah to kill vermin’s or to get a wandering child nearer
- Interrupting Salah to avoid a dangerous accident
- Huffing during Salah
- Excuses for missing the Congregational Salah
- Obligation of Jumu`ah and Congregational Salah Performance on the Elderly
Prayer of the Sick, the Traveller & the Excused
Salah of the excused
- Abandoning Jumu`ah and congregational Salah for the job
- Danger as an excuse for refraining from Congregational Salah
- Validity of dreading imamate as a reason for abandoning the congregation
- Firemen offering Salah
- Offering Salah in the workplace
Salah of the sick
- Salah of an elderly who lost all feelings
- Salah of an elderly woman who cannot stand up
- Salah of an elderly or sick person who cannot stand up
- A sick person praying in the condition their health permits them
- Salah of a disabled or unconscious person
- Salah of a bed-ridden patient
- Dropping standing in Salah for an excuse
- Salah of a piles patient
- Salah and Taharah of a bed-ridden patient
- Salah of an anesthetized person
- Making up for the missed Salah by an anesthetized person
- Salah by someone who had a tooth plucked and cannot speak
- Salah, Sawm and charity on behalf of an elderly man
- Salah as much as health conditions permit
- Salah of someone who cannot sit
- Obligation of offering Salah for a sane patient
- Impermissibility of delaying Salah due to a sickness
- Obligation of a sick person performing Salah as their health permits them
- Salah of a patient who cannot control the urination
- Salah of a mute and deaf person
- Salah of someone suffering from an eye disease
Salah while traveling
- How to shorten the Salah
- Salah of a taxi driver passing the distance allowing shortening and its rulings
- Shortening Salah in entertainment trips
- Staying for four days in a place during a journey forbidding shortening Salah
- Shortening the Maghrib Prayer
Ruling on performing Salah on a plane
- Ruling on performing Salah on a plane fearing the due time is over
- How to pray in the plane
- Looking for the Qiblan when praying in a plane
- Salah of a person riding an animal or the like
- Validity of offering obligatory Salah on an animal whether moving or not
- Praying in a plane while sitting
- Shortening the Salah after covering a certain distance in a short time
- Following the correct order of prayers as the basic rule
- A traveler praying after a resident
- Combing Maghrib and `Isha’ at the time of Maghrib at some parts of Europe where `Isha’ time is due at the middle of the night
- Combining between prayers without a valid excuse
- Combining Salah due to rain
- The time when a person on a journey can combine between two prayers
- Permissibility of combining Maghrib and `Isha’ prayers if one is forbidden from going to the Masjid at the time of `Isha’
- Combining prayers with one Adhan and two Iqamahs
- Combining Salah when not traveling due to difficulties with work
- Should someone who sleeps until the time for Prayer has expired perform the traveler Prayer
- Shortening Salah in the place of marriage
- Intention to shorten Salah
- Shortening Salah by a traveler who returns to his country for two days
Salat-ul-Khawf
Jumu‘ah, ‘Eid & Other Prayers
Jumu‘ah Prayer
- Obligation of Jumu`ah Prayer and the minimum number of its attendees
- Jumu`ah Prayer on the day of `Eid
- Employees whose work necessitates their presence at the time of Jumu`ah Prayer
- Attending Doctors may not offer Jumu`ah Prayer
- A guard may be exempted from Friday Prayer
- Offering Jumu‘ah Prayer at home
- Delaying the Jumu‘ah Prayer
- The First Adhan for Jumu‘ah Prayer
- A traveler being an Imam for resident people in Jumu`ah Prayer
- Traveling on Fridays
- Offering Friday Prayer for a traveler
- Offering Jumu`ah Prayer in the village
- Women following Jumu`ah Prayer on the radio
- Joining the Jumu`ah Prayer
- Friday Khutbah
- Invocation during the Friday Khutbah
- The Imam’s Greeting the congregation
- Leading Jumu`ah Prayer by a person other than the one who delivers the Khutbah
- Receiving a payment for delivering the Friday khutbah
- Making up for the Jumu`ah Khutbah
- Speaking while the Imam is delivering the Friday Khutbah
- Translating the Friday Khutbah
- Some Bid`ah of the Friday Khutbah
- Multiple Jumu`ah Prayers in the same town
- Offering the Jumu`ah Prayer on two floors due to narrowness of the Masjid
- Preaches at Salah
Salat-ul-`Eidayn
- Ruling on Salat-ul-`Eidayn
- Women going out for `Eid prayer
- Children going out for `Eid prayer
- Postponing Salat-ul-`Eid after the Day of `Eid
- Places for offering Salat-ul-‘Eid
- Preparing more than one place to offer `Eid prayers in one city
- Offering Salat-ul-`Eid in a sports club
- Takbir in Salat-ul-‘Eid
- What is said between the Takbir in Salat-ul-`Eid
- Du`a in Salat-ul-`Eid
- Offering Tahiyyat Al-Masjid in the `Eid praying place
- Making up for the `Eid Prayers
- General Takbir at `Eid-ul-Adha
- Takbir on the Days of Tashriq
- Adhan for Salat-ul-‘Eid
- Celebrations
Salat-ul-Kusuf
Salat-ul-Istisqa’
- The Imam forgetting some Takbir during Salat-ul-Istisqa’ and `Eid prayers
- Offering Salat-ul-Istisqa’ and the two `Eid prayers in a public square where Bid`ah celebrations are held
- Wisdom behind turning the cloth during Salat-ul-Istisqa’
- Description of Salat-ul-Istisqa’
- Salat-ul-`Eid or Salat-ul-Istisqa’ coming on a Friday
Funerals (Janaa’iz)
Funerals
Encouraging someone dying to say: “La ilaha illa Allah”
- Scholars’ opinions regarding Talqin after death
- Talqin the dead, wailing when following the funeral procession and walking and sitting on the graves
- Eating up the property of the deceased
Rights due from a deceased’s estate
Expediting the debt payment for the deceased
- Permissibility of delaying the repayment of a dead person’s debt until its due time
- A deceased person being indebted to the government
- Reward of a woman who dies in labor
Washing, shrouding and carrying the dead
- Preparing the dead person for burial
- Preparing and burying the dead in non-Muslim countries
- The deceased’s gold tooth
- Washing a frozen corpse
- How to wash the dead
- Washing the remains of one who has taken his own life
- Shrouding the dead
- A man’s washing of the corpse of a woman
- A son washing his deceased mother’s body
- A woman washing her dead husband
- A husband putting his dead wife in the grave
- A menstruating woman washing the dead
- Circumcision of the Dead
- Permissibility of kissing the dead after washing his body
- Washing the dead whose body is cut in an acident
- Making Haste in Burying the Dead
- Washing and shrouding someone who dies during Salah
- Ruling on washing and burying the body of one unjustly murdered in a tribal feud
- Ruling on martyrdom of anyone dying in a car accident
- When the corpses of Muslims and non-Muslims are mixed together
- How to Handle Unidentifiable Corpses inMakkah
Funeral Prayer
- Ruling on Funeral Prayer
- Du‘a’ during the Funeral Prayer
- Raising one’s hands in the Funeral Prayer
- Taslim at the end of Funeral Prayer
- Offering Funeral Prayers for an indebted person
- Offering Funeral Prayers at the cemetery
- Offering Funeral Prayers at the grave
- Performing the Funeral Prayer for two dead people
- Funeral Prayer for one who committed suicide
- Burial time
- Ruling on making up for what is missed in the Funeral Prayer
- Burying the dead before offering Funeral Prayer
- Calling People to the Funeral Prayer
- Offering Funeral Prayer at forbidden times
- Washing a stillborn baby
- Ruling on Children who Die at an Early Age
- Funeral Prayers offered for a child after his burial
- Funeral Prayer regarding a miscarried fetus
- Offering Funeral Prayer for an unmarried woman
- Ruling on those who die having abandoned Salah
- Offering Funeral prayer on a disbeliever or an illegitimate child
- Funeral Prayer following the execution of a Had or Qisas
- Women offering the Funeral Prayer
- Funeral Prayer in absentia
- Uncovering the Face of the Dead when Burying him
- Reciting Al-Fatihah in the Funeral Prayer
Burying the dead
- Description of the grave
- Description of the burial
- Hastening to prepare the deceased for burial and covering the body
- Those who die in car accidents
- Burying more than one dead person in the same grave
- Burying the dead in a coffin
- Placing Bricks in the Grave at the Time of Burial
- Putting dung in graves
- Building on the Graves
- Gathering martyrs’ remains
- Burying vipers and vermin
- Burying hair or nails one clips
- Burning human remaining such as a limb or hair
- What should be done with amputated human body parts
- Sending a body from one country to another
- Returning a body to its homeland
- Transporting the body of a dead Muslim from a non-Muslim country
- Burying a Muslim in non-Muslim graveyards
- Burying disbelievers in Muslim graveyards