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What is the interpretation of my mother seeing – may Allah have mercy on her – five days before her death, gardens of flowers and lush trees, rivers and valleys and fresh water, and children dressed in white reciting the Quran, and girls dressed in green, and lamps and a light she had never seen before, and a magnificent glass house, in addition to her facial features changing to become like an infant’s skin, and her feeling that she had not completed her prayer, so she said, "For God's sake, my daughter, do not speak to me, and do not make a sound until I complete my prayer," and her request to dye her hands and feet with henna, and my question: should artificial teeth be removed before burial?

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We ask God to have mercy on your mother and to comfort you. The ease and facility with which her soul departed is a sign of good, as stated in the Hadith: "Then it comes out flowing as a drop flows from the mouth of a waterskin." As for the dental prosthesis, there is no harm in not removing it, but it is preferable to remove it if its value is high, such as gold teeth.

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