Shari’ah Classes in Canberra

Shari’ah Classes in Canberra

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  • Important Lessons for Every Muslim - 86

    Lesson 86 - Funeral rites (Part 5)

    5. Shrouding the deceased:

    The one who dies in a state of ihraam is shrouded in their ihraam.

    The deceased boy is shrouded with a single sheet, up to three sheets, while the deceased girl is shrouded with a shirt and two sheets.

    6. Those with the most right to wash, shroud and bury the deceased:

    For men: Those they specify in their will, then their closest male relatives.

    For women: Those they specify in their will, then their closest female relatives.

    The husband has the right to wash his deceased wife, and the wife has the right to wash her deceased husband.

    Lesson Date: 16/05/2022

    12 min
  • Important Lessons for Every Muslim - 85

    Lesson 85 - Funeral rites (Part 4)

    5. Shrouding the deceased:

    It is recommended that men be shrouded in three white sheets, while women are shrouded in five garments.

    The obligatory for every deceased person is at least one sheet which covers their entire body.

    Lesson Date: 09/05/2022

    10 min
  • Explanation of Kitaab al-Tawheed - Chapter 41

    Chapter 41 - Recognizing the favour of Allah then denying it is disbelief.


    00:00 - Explanation of the chapter title - Surat al-Nahl - ayah 83.

    10:26 - The 2nd evidence - the hadith of Zaid bin Khalid.

    15:38 - The important issues (masaa'il) of the chapter.


    Chapter Notes: ⁠⁠⁠⁠sc.isb.org.au/kt-nts

    18 min
  • Important Lessons for Every Muslim - 84

    Lesson 84 - Funeral rites (Part 3)

    4. The method of washing the deceased.

    e. Then their head and beard are washed.

    f. Then they are completely washed starting with the right side.

    g. If any discharge from the rear passage cannot be stopped it is blocked.

    h. Then they are dried and perfume is applied to them.

    i. Incense is also applied to their shroud (kafan).

    j. Nothing is to be taken from their body (e.g. shaving, circumcision).

    k. If the deceased is a women, her hair is braided into three plaits.

    Lesson Date: 28/03/2022

    10 min

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Duroos (lessons) based on the Quran and Sunnah according to the understanding of the salaf. Broadcast from Taqwa Masjid, Canberra, Australia.