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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 563

    It is the responsibility of the husband to provide the kafan for his wife, even if she has her own wealth. Similarly, if a woman is given a revocable divorce (al‐ṭalāq al‐rijʿī) – which will be explained in the …

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  • Ruling 564

    Providing the kafan for a deceased person is not obligatory on his relatives, even if it was obligatory on them to pay for his living expenses while he was alive.

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  • Ruling 565

    If a deceased person does not have an estate from which his kafan can be purchased, it is not permitted to bury him naked; rather, based on an obligatory precaution, it is obligatory on the Muslims [who come to …

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  • Ruling 566

    The obligatory precaution is that each of the three pieces of the kafan must not be so thin that the corpse can be seen through it. However, if the pieces are such that all three of them together prevent …

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  • Ruling 567

    It is not permitted to shroud a corpse with something that has been usurped even if nothing else can be procured; and in the event that the kafan of a corpse has been usurped and the owner does not …

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  • Ruling 568

    It is not permitted to shroud a corpse with anything impure or with pure silk cloth; and based on obligatory precaution, [it is not permitted to shroud a corpse] with cloth that has been woven with gold. However, …

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  • Ruling 569

    It is not permitted to shroud a corpse with the hide of an impure carcass when other options are available. Similarly, based on obligatory precaution, shrouding with the hide of a pure carcass and with cloth made of …

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  • Ruling 570

    If the kafan of a corpse becomes impure with an impurity – irrespective of whether the impurity was from the corpse itself or from something else – then, in the event that the kafan would not be destroyed, the impure …

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  • Ruling 571

    If someone in the state of iḥrām for hajj or ʿumrah dies, he must be shrouded in the same manner as other people [who die while not in the state of iḥrām]; and there is no problem in covering his …

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  • Ruling 572

    It is recommended that while someone is healthy, he should prepare his kafan, sidr leaves, and camphor.

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