
#Watch| Palestinians perform absentee funeral prayer at the #AlAqsa mosque for #Egyptâs president Mohammad #Morsi. #Jerusalem #Palestine pic.twitter.com/bVPu1L7GKs
â Quds News Network (@QudsNen) 17 June 2019
Pakistan Jamaat-e-Islami chief Senator Siraj-ul- Haq @SirajOfficial said âMuslim world has lost a true heroâ. He announced that the party on Tuesday would hold funeral prayers in absentia for #Morsi across Pakistan.#PakistanTributesMorsi pic.twitter.com/krz4QPKUPg
â IhsanullahۧۚÙOmar (@IhsanIbnOmar) 18 June 2019
Funeral Salah (Gaibana Namaz-e-Janaza) of Mohamed Al Morsi, Former President of Egypt, will be offered after Namaz-e-Maghrib, 7:30 P.M today, 18 June at Masjid Ishaat-e-Islam, Markaz, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, New Delhi.#Morsi pic.twitter.com/ufNyL4LZ7U
â Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (@JIHMarkaz) 18 June 2019
Like the rest of muslim world tributes #MuhammedMursi on his resilient & supreme Sacrifice for Islam, Islamists in Pakistan also paying Homage to the Shaheed #Morsi. Absentee Funeral prayer in KarachiâŠ#PakistanTributesMorsi pic.twitter.com/p1aFm7DzuJ
â Abdul Waheed Afridiđ”đ° (@AbWaheedJI) 18 June 2019
Mısırâın demokratik seçimle göreve gelen ilk CumhurbaĆkanı, kardeĆim Muhammed Mursiânin vefat ettiÄi haberini teessĂŒrle öÄrendim.
Tarihin en bĂŒyĂŒk demokrasi mĂŒcadelelerinden birini veren Ćehit Muhammed Mursiâye Allahâtan rahmet diliyorum. pic.twitter.com/ThYW7CW19Bâ Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan (@RTErdogan) 17 June 2019A man holds up an image of former Egyptian President Mohamed #Morsi during a funeral prayer in absentia for him on June 18, 2019 at Dergah Mosque at the ancient site of âPool of Sacred Fishâ (Balikligol), also know as the âPool of Abrahamâ in Sanliurfa, Turkey. pic.twitter.com/QxQHevtTLW
â Daily Africa News (@dafricanews) 18 June 2019
âThere must be a thorough independent inquiry into the circumstances of Mr. Morsiâs death, including the conditions of his detention. The investigation should encompass all aspects of the authoritiesâ treatment of Mr. #Morsiâ â says @UNHumanRights spokesperson @RColville. pic.twitter.com/tC2H8SIPx7
â UN Geneva (@UNGeneva) 18 June 2019
What is also deafening is the silence of those scholars who cannot even manage to vocalize a Duâa for their brother in Islam. Strangely, they have absolutely no problems finding their voice when they wish to praise these tyrannical regimes and characterize them as bastions of peace and icons of virtue.Sheikh Yasir Qadhi#Egypt: There must be a thorough independent inquiry into the circumstances of former President #Morsiâs death, incl. conditions of detention. The State is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life & health were respected: https://t.co/eDwqoLTulG pic.twitter.com/i3oWwQeVHM
â UN Human Rights (@UNHumanRights) 18 June 2019
Let us also learn about Salatul Ghaeb/funeral prayer in absentia
Muslim scholars have different opinions regarding the funeral prayer on the absentee.This is the opinion of a great number of eminent Muslim scholars, including Al Khattaby and Al Rawiyani. Abu Dawud in his Sunan entitled a chapter: âChapter of performing funeral prayer on a dead Muslim who died in a land of disbelief.âThis opinion is also the belief of Ibn Taymiyah and his disciple Ibn AlQayyim. The latter said in Zad Al Miâaad: âSheikh Al Islam Ibn Taymiyah said: âThe right opinion is that the Muslim who died in a land where no funeral prayer was performed on him has the right to have absentee funeral prayer performed on himâ. This is similar to what Muhammad SAW did when he heard about the death of Negus of Abyssinia, a Muslim who died in a land of Kufr where there were no Muslims to perform a funeral for him. The absentee prayer fulfills the prayer obligation so that there is no need for other prayers.The Shaafaâis and Hanbalis
The Shaafaâis and Hanbalis believe that the funeral prayer in absentia should be held for everyone who dies away from his hometown, even if the funeral prayer is offered for him in the place where he dies.The second view is that it is prescribed to offer the funeral prayer in absentia if the deceased had benefited the Muslims in some way, such as a scholar, a mujahid or a rich man from whose wealth the people benefited, and so on.The third view is that it is prescribed to offer the funeral prayer in absentia so long as the funeral prayer has not been offered for the deceased in the place where he died. If the funeral prayer has been offered for him, then it is not prescribed to offer the funeral prayer for him in absentia.Reference â- Wikepedia on Prayer of Absentee
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