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Qabar walon ki 25 Hikayaat | 25 Tales of the Graveyard
25 Tales of the Graveyard
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Regarding the grave about which it is not known whether it belongs to a Muslim or a non-Muslim
When the status of a grave is not known as to whether it belongs to a Muslim or a non-Muslim, it is categorically impermissible to visit it or recite Fatihah there. It is Sunnah to visit the grave of a Muslim and Mustahab (recommended) to recite Fatihah there, and it is Haraam to visit the grave of a Kafir and Kufr to do Isal-e-Sawab to him.
(Fatawa Razawiyyah, vol. 9, pp. 533)
There is no harm in keeping shroud ready for oneself, but it is meaningless to dig a grave and keep it ready in advance because one do not know where he will die.
(Fath-ul-Bari, vol. 3, pp. 183)
صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب صَلَّى اللّٰهُ تَعَالٰى عَلٰى مُحَمَّد
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BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- 1. Torment lifted from 560 graves
- 2. The entire graveyard was forgiven by virtue of thesupplication of a saint
- Three sayings of Mustafa صَلَّی اللّٰہ تعالٰی علیہ واٰلہ وسلَّم
- 3. ‘Umar Farooq-e-A’zam conversing with the people of the graves
- O the negligent one! Only good deeds will go with you
- The method of presenting greetings in the graveyard
- Placing flowers on the grave
- What should one reflect on in the graveyard?
- 4. Roses or serpents
- Bury the deceased near pious people
- 5. The deceased of the graveyard came in a dream
- Souls come to homes and request for Isal-e-Sawab
- 6. Instant blessings of Isal-e-Sawab
- The interpretation of seeing a dead person ill in a dream
- 7. Came with flames, and if...
- Through the supplications of the living, the deceased are forgiven
- 8. His late father came in the dream and said that…
- Regarding sitting beside a grave and reciting the Holy Quran
- 11. Gleaming tray
- 10. Gleaming attire
- 4 Madani pearls of Isal-e-Sawab
- Making the grave of the deceased bright
- An act to make all the buried ones intercessors
- The method of earning reward that amounts to the number of the dead
- 12-13. Ghaus-e-A’zam’s visit to the blessed tomb of his Imam
- The method of visiting holy tombs
- 10 Madani pearls regarding tombs of Awliya (saints)
- Durood-e-Ghausiyyah
- Visiting the blessed tombs is a Sunnah
- Benefits are attained from the tombs of Awliya
- Do not kiss the grave
- Method of presenting greetings at the tombs of martyrs
- Putting a Chadar (decorative cloth) over the tomb
- Building a dome over a tomb
- Lighting lamps at tombs
- Tawaf (circumambulation) of the tomb
- Prostrating to a grave
- 14. The young man who recited the Holy Quran in the grave
- 15. A fragrant grave
- 16. A corpse with a deformed eye
- Every blessed companion is definitively destined for Paradise
- 17. Imprisoned in a mysterious well
- Even a martyr owing debts will not enter Heaven until…
- Making an announcement before Salat-ul-Janazah(funeral prayer)
- 18. The eyes opened in the grave
- The friends of Allah are alive even after death
- 19. When the hoof of a buffalo wedged in the ground…
- 20. Warning to one who sits on a grave
- 21. Heard a sound upon stepping on the grave
- 22. The buried one talked to the person who slept on the grave
- 23. Get up! You have troubled me!
- Stepping on graves is Haraam
- It is Haraam to walk on path made by demolishing the graves
