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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 553

    [The method of performing] the ghusl given to a corpse is the same as that of the ghusl for janābah; and the obligatory precaution is that one must not give a corpse immersive ghusl if it is possible to give it …

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  • Ruling 554

    If someone dies while in the state of ḥayḍ or janābah, it is not necessary to give that person the ghusl for ḥayḍ or the ghusl for janābah; rather, the ghusl given to a corpse will suffice.

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  • Ruling 555

    Based on obligatory precaution, it is unlawful to take a fee for giving ghusl to a corpse; if someone gives ghusl to a corpse with the intention of earning a fee such that it conflicts with him having an intention …

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  • Ruling 556

    Giving jabīrah ghusl to a corpse has not been sanctioned in Islamic law (i.e. it is not mashrūʿ). Furthermore, if one does not find water or if there is an obstacle to using water, he must perform one …

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  • Ruling 557

    Someone who performs tayammum on a corpse must strike his own palms on the earth, and then wipe them on the face and on the back of the hands of the corpse; and if it is possible, the recommended …

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  • Ruling 558

    The body of a dead Muslim must be shrouded with three pieces of cloth: a loincloth, a shirt, and a full cover.

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  • Ruling 559

    Based on obligatory precaution, the loincloth must cover the area from the navel to the knees; and it is better that it covers the area from the chest to over the feet. Furthermore, based on obligatory precaution, the …

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  • Ruling 560

    The obligatory quantity of the shroud (kafan) mentioned in the previous ruling must be taken from the estate of the deceased. In fact, even the recommended quantity of the kafan – up to a limit that is common and …

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  • Ruling 561

    If someone makes a will stipulating that the recommended amount of his kafan should be paid for from the one-third of his estate,65 or, if he makes a will that one-third of his estate should be spent on himself …

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  • Ruling 562

    If a deceased person has not made a will stipulating that the cost of his kafan must be taken from the one-third of his estate, and if one wants to take it out from his estate, he must not …

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