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Allah Ta'aala says
in Qur'aan:
Do
they not see that Allah, Who created the heavens and earth and did not
fail in their creation, is able to give life to the dead? Yes. Indeed,
He has power over all things.
(Surah Ahqaaf, verse 33)
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| QUESTION AND ANSWER
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Q: My non-Muslim employee passed away in an accident. Can the funeral be attended?
A.
One is allowed to sympathise and offer condolences to the bereaved
family of a deceased non-Muslim. This can be done at their home. In the
same vein, one may contribute in monetary terms to the family.
Attending the funeral and being part of church services and rituals
will however not be allowed.
Q:
If one had to make sajda sahu for a particular salaah, but forgot to do
so. What is the position of that salaah? Must qadha be made for it?
A:
If one realised immediately after the salaah that the sajda sahu was
not made, then it is permissible to still make the sajda sahu provided
one had not yet turned away from qiblah or had not
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by reading ta-shahhud, durood, and qua again, then making salaam to the
right and left. However, if the musallee had turned away from qiblah or
had done any act that breaks salaah then the sajda sahu cannot be made.
Instead, it is waajib to repeat that salaah if the time of the salaah
is still valid. If the time of salaah has passed then it is preferable
to make the qadha of that salaah as a precaution, because some of the
Jurists maintain the view that qadha of such a salaah is still
obligatory. (Raddul-Muhtaar)
And Allah Ta'aala knows best.
Questions answered by Ulama of http://www.alfarouq.co.za |
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