Nov 29, 2014
THE CONDITIONS of laa ilaaha ill-Allah
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THE CONDITIONS of laa ilaaha ill-Allah
How to perform Janazah Salah. (Islamic Funeral).
Foreword: Assalaamu'alaikum, wa rahmatallah, wa barakaatuh.
Death is inevitable, and is ever present in a Muslim's life. We will all die one day - this is a universal fact. So it is important to be prepared for what happens when someone you know, dies. This is not intended to be depressing or fearmongering, but to simply act as an education tool for a very real circumstance that we all will face one day.
Although you will more than likely be behind an imaam, it is important to know what everything means. Maybe one day, you will need to lead the janazah.
Please correct me if I have made any mistakes, Jazakallah.
Steps:
1- Niyyat (Confirmation of Intention)
Takbir (Saying loudly: "ALLAH HU AKBAR")
2- Sanaa (Supplementation to Allah)
Takbir (Saying loudly: "ALLAH HU AKBAR")
3- Durood Sharif (Respecting the Prophet, Peace be Upon Him)
Takbir (Saying loudly: "ALLAH HU AKBAR")
4- Du'aa (Prayer for the deceased)
Takbir (Saying loudly: "ALLAH HU AKBAR")
5- Salaam (Turn head to right and say "Assalaamu'alaikum Warahmatullah" , then turn head to the left and say "Assalaamu'alaikum Warahmatullah".)
Abu Mussab Wajdi Akkari - You Will Surely Remember What I'm Telling You