Visiting Graves
213 questions
Is not visiting one's parents' graves considered a form of undutifulness to them?
Is it permissible for women to visit graves?
Is there sin upon one who has not visited the graves of his deceased parents and siblings, and what is incumbent upon him towards them, and how can he atone for his shortcomings in visiting them, and is it necessary to dedicate a specific act to each deceased person, such as reciting Al-Fatiha or the Qur'an or giving charity, or is it permissible to combine them in one act?
Is it permissible to visit graves out of love for their occupants?
Is it permissible to read the Quran from the Mushaf for the deceased when visiting graves, and what are the recommended times of the year for visiting the deceased?
What is the ruling on celebrating the centennial or the fortieth day after the death of a scholar?
Is what the questioner did towards her friend by getting engaged to her former fiancé considered betrayal, and is it permissible for her to visit the graves of her daughters whom she miscarried?
Must a woman fulfill a vow she made to shave her newborn's head and donate money at the Al-Hussein Mosque in Cairo, and what are the consequences of not fulfilling it?
What is the reward for one who greets the dwellers of the graves? Thank you.
Do the rulings on polytheism that we apply in our world not apply throughout the entire universe, and are there places in the universe where the dead can hear and help the living, and is visiting graves a form of worship?
Is it obligatory for a woman to visit her husband's grave immediately after her iddah ends?
Is it permissible to construct a residential building on land that contains graves, and if not permissible, is it then permissible to enter this building?
What is the ruling on reading the Quran at the grave, and is it considered an innovation? And what is better among that which is reported from the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, at the grave: reading the Quran or supplicating?
Is it permissible to act upon every Hadith mentioned in the books of Hadith?
What is the ruling on raising one's voice with supplication or Quran recitation at graves?
Is it permissible for a woman to go out to attend funerals, whether for relatives or for her mother? And is it permissible for women to visit graves later?
What is the ruling on women visiting graves, and is their visit to the grave of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, an exception to this?
Can visiting the father's grave, reciting the Quran, and giving charity please him after his death if he was displeased during his life?
Is the mother of a child who died in a car accident considered his killer for not holding his hands, and is a bloodwit (diyah) obligatory upon her, and will she be punished on the Day of Judgment because of her severe beating of him, and did Allah Almighty take him from her because of her cruelty, and does he hear her when she visits him in the grave?
Is speaking to a dead person forbidden or polytheistic?
Is visiting the grave of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) forbidden for men and women, especially since the noble Hadith states: "Between my grave and my pulpit is a garden from the gardens of Paradise"?
Is it forbidden for women to follow funerals, or attend burials, or enter cemeteries without attending the burial, knowing that they will not wail or beat themselves, and does the ruling differ if the woman is menstruating?
Is it permissible for a woman to visit graves to recite the Qur'an or not?
1- What is meant by the word "Al-Nahr"? 2- What is the ruling on women visiting graves in Islam?