What is the status of a son in the sight of his Creator if he is martyred by the bullets of the Zionist enemy's aircraft at the age of twelve while sitting at his computer? Does he attain the status of martyrs? What is the ruling on receiving the monthly grant allocated to the families of martyrs, and does it diminish the reward? What is the ruling on building and writing on a grave? What is the ruling on visiting graves, and does the son feel his family's visit to him? Is it permissible for his mother to visit him?
The martyr holds a great status with Allah and intercedes for seventy of his relatives. No one can be definitively declared a resident of Paradise or Hellfire except with proof. We hope that your son is among the martyrs and that he attains the highest Paradise. What some entities grant to the families of martyrs becomes their property upon acquisition, and the reward of the recipient is not diminished if he perseveres with patience and seeks Allah's reward. If you are not in need of it, then spend it on charitable causes. It is not permissible to build on a grave or to write on it. Visiting graves and supplicating for their inhabitants is legislated for both men and women as a reminder of the Afterlife. Verifiers among the people of knowledge have favored the opinion that the deceased feels the visit of their family and hears their speech.
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