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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 603

    If it is not possible to bury a corpse in the ground, it can be placed in a building or in a coffin instead.

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  • Ruling 604

    A corpse must be laid in the grave on its right side in a way that the front of the body faces qibla.

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  • Ruling 605

    If someone dies on a ship, in the event that his corpse will not decompose and there is no problem with it being on the ship, the people must wait until the ship reaches land and then they …

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  • Ruling 606

    In case there is danger that an enemy will dig up the grave of a deceased person, exhume the body, and cut off its ears, nose, or some other part, then, in the event that it is possible …

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  • Ruling 607

    If necessary, the expenses of throwing a corpse into the sea and of strengthening the grave can be taken from the deceased’s estate.

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  • Ruling 608

    If a [pregnant] disbelieving woman dies and the baby in her womb has died, in the event that the father of the child is a Muslim, the woman must be laid on her left side with her back …

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  • Ruling 609

    It is not permitted to bury a Muslim in the graveyard of disbelievers, or to bury a disbeliever in the graveyard of Muslims.

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  • Ruling 610

    It is not permitted to bury a Muslim in a place that is disrespectful to him, such as a place where rubbish and dirt are thrown.

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  • Ruling 611

    It is not permitted to bury a corpse in a place that is usurped, or in the ground of a place like a mosque that has been given as a charitable endowment (waqf) for purposes other than burial …

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  • Ruling 612

    It is not permitted to exhume a grave in order for another corpse to be buried there unless the grave is very old and the first corpse has completely decomposed.

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