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Summary

This video provides a comprehensive guide on the proper Islamic procedures for burying a deceased person. It explains the necessary steps, from digging the grave to the final placement of the body, while ensuring that the rituals are performed with respect and care. The process includes specific instructions on preparing the grave, handling the body, reciting prayers, and marking the grave with a headstone. The video also covers the importance of following religious traditions to ensure the deceased’s peace in the afterlife and highlights the key spiritual practices involved in the burial process.

Takeaways

• 😀 The first step in burying a deceased person is to dig a grave with a depth of 3.5 to 4.5 feet (1.2 to 2.1 meters).
• 😀 The grave should have a wall that aligns with the Qibla direction, with a hole to place the deceased inside.
• 😀 In the case of loose or soft soil, it is recommended to use a model that stabilizes the grave, such as using bricks or a reinforced structure.
• 😀 After the grave is ready and the body arrives, take three handfuls of soil from the grave, reciting specific prayers over each handful.
• 😀 Recite Surah Al-Qadr seven times while placing the soil into the grave to ensure the deceased is not tormented in the grave.
• 😀 It is recommended to avoid leaning the deceased’s face and feet against the sides of the grave during the burial.
• 😀 After placing the deceased in the grave, uncover the shroud to expose the face and allow the right cheek of the deceased to touch the ground.
• 😀 The head of the deceased should be covered again with the shroud, and the body is then covered with a board or similar material.
• 😀 If the grave is built with a rounded shape (as described in the script), ensure the body faces the Qibla and the right cheek is on the ground.
• 😀 Mark the grave with a simple tombstone or a similar marker, ensuring it is aligned with the head or feet of the deceased, and optionally include their name and lineage.

Q & A

What is the first step in the proper burial process according to the script?

The first step is to dig the grave with a depth ranging from 3.5 to 4.5 feet (approximately 1.2 to 2.1 meters).

What should be done with the bottom wall of the grave?

The bottom wall of the grave should be aligned with the direction of the Qibla, and a hole should be made to place the body.

What should be done if the soil is prone to erosion?

If the soil is soft or prone to erosion, a more secure digging method, like the 'asyaku' model, should be used.

What is the significance of the three handfuls of earth in the burial process?

The three handfuls of earth are placed in the grave, each accompanied by specific prayers, to ensure that the deceased is not punished in the grave.

What prayers are recited when placing the earth into the grave?

The first handful of earth is accompanied by the prayer 'minum tanah,' the second with 'wafukum,' and the third with 'al-Fatiha.'

Why should the face and feet of the deceased not be placed against the walls of the grave?

The face and feet should not be placed against the walls of the grave to avoid improper contact and to maintain respect for the body during burial.

What is the recommended action for the cloth covering the deceased?

The cloth covering the deceased (kafan) should be removed carefully, and it is sunnah to allow the deceased's face to touch the ground, especially the right cheek.

What should be used to close the grave after the deceased is lowered into it?

The grave should be covered with a board or something similar after the body has been placed inside.

What is the purpose of marking the grave after burial?

The grave should be marked with a stone or similar object placed at the head or feet of the deceased to identify the resting place.

What is the final action recommended after burying the deceased?

After burying the deceased, it is recommended to perform the 'talqin' (reminder) for the deceased and possibly sprinkle some water or fragrant water over the grave.