Praktek memandikan, mengkafani dan menyolatkan jenazah perempuan II Al- Islam II UNISKI KAYUAGUNG

Summary

This script outlines the process of preparing a deceased person for burial, including washing and cleaning the body, performing ablution (wudu), and dressing the body in a shroud. It emphasizes a detailed and respectful approach, highlighting the importance of gentle cleaning and the use of specific religious practices, such as prayer and the application of perfume. The body is then carefully wrapped in a cloth, with ties securing the shroud. The process concludes with prayers for the deceased and a respectful farewell. The script conveys reverence, ritual, and the solemn nature of preparing a body for its final resting place.

Takeaways

• 😀 The body should be placed on a raised and covered surface before performing the washing procedure.
• 😀 The washing of the body includes cleaning the mouth, nostrils, ears, armpits, and fingers using cotton buds and water.
• 😀 Water should be poured on the body multiple times, starting from the head and moving to the feet, ensuring all body parts are cleansed.
• 😀 Special care should be taken to clean the spaces between the fingers and toes, as well as the hair and head of the deceased.
• 😀 The abdomen of the deceased should be gently pressed while water is poured to help remove any internal waste.
• 😀 The cleansing process includes washing the private parts and performing istinja (purification) for the deceased.
• 😀 After cleaning the body, it is washed with soap water and then rinsed again with clean water.
• 😀 The body is then prepared for ritual washing, including a special intention (niyah) before the procedure.
• 😀 After washing the body thoroughly, it is dressed in a kafan (shroud) with specific folds and layers, including a head covering.
• 😀 The kafan should be sprayed with perfume, and cotton is placed in strategic spots like the armpits and face to prevent leakage of fluids.
• 😀 The body is then wrapped, and the kafan is tied securely at the head, waist, and feet using multiple ties.

Q & A

What is the first step in the process of washing the deceased?

The first step is to place the deceased on a higher, covered place and then begin by reciting the prayer for washing the deceased.

How is the body of the deceased cleaned during the washing process?

The body is cleaned gently by using cotton buds to clean the deceased's teeth, nostrils, ears, armpits, and the spaces between the fingers and toes, while water is poured over the body.

What is done to help expel impurities from the body during washing?

The body is slightly lifted, and gentle pressure is applied to the abdomen to help expel impurities while being washed with water.

How many times should the body be rinsed with clean water?

The body is rinsed with clean water three times, starting from the head to the feet.

What is the procedure for washing the right and left sides of the deceased?

The body is tilted to the left side, and water is poured over it three times. Then, the body is tilted back to the right side and rinsed three more times.

What additional steps are taken after the body has been washed?

After washing, the body is then washed using soap and shampoo, followed by another rinse with clean water.

What is done before performing the ablution (wudu) on the deceased?

Before performing the wudu, a prayer is recited to begin the purification, and the body is rinsed with water as part of the ritual.

How is the body prepared for the burial process after the washing is complete?

After the washing and ablution, the deceased is wrapped in a shroud, with a specific arrangement of cloth pieces to cover different parts of the body. The shroud is then secured with ropes.

What is done to prevent any leakage of bodily fluids after the body is dressed?

A piece of cotton is placed in the areas like the armpits and the face, as well as around the private areas to prevent any leakage of fluids.

How is the final appearance of the deceased's body ensured before the burial?

The shroud is arranged and secured, with the head and feet tied using ropes. The cloth is neatly arranged, and perfume is applied to the body and shroud.