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- With the surging second wave of the COVID-9 pandemic, the reality of death is a clear and present reality in front of us - What can we do to remember family and friends who have passed away? - In Islamic literature, there is a concept of \'isale sawab\' - sending gifts to those who have passed - Covering the 3 forms of gifts: praying for forgiveness, reciting the Qur\'an, and charity - The two forms of charity, singular and perpetual - The need to innovate on charitable actions for the deceased, especially looking at the aspect of constant reprinting of Qur\'ans - The importance of visiting graves - Narrating a story told by the Prophet regarding charity \"When someone passes, the family prints Sura Yasin booklets for distribution hoping it\'s recited, & the thawab will go to the deceased. Tell me which Muslim household doesn\'t already have a Qur\'an? Which Qur\'an doesn\'t already have Sura Yasin? Be creative with your charity, look for something that will both help your community & generate thawab for the deceased, such as children\'s education for example. If you really want to print something, then select a dua from Sahifa Sajjadiyyah, or a sermon from Nahjul Balagha so more people may benefit.\"

Based on the rulings & guidance of Imam Khamenei and Ayatollah Sistani, Sayyid Samer Al-Hakim explains some points to do with the ritual bath and burial of COVID19 deceased. But firstly, is it safe to bury the Covid19 deceased? #Covid19 #Covid_19 #Corona #CoronaVirus

You Will Not Be Captured Again (Lady Zaynab(A)) - Documentary

Supreme Leader: Saudi Government Should Accept Responsibility for Mina Calamity. 27/09/2015 The following is the full text of the speech delivered on September 27, 2015 by Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, at the start of Dars-e Kharij. In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful‌ Today, after a long break, we will resume our discussion, but our hearts are full of sorrow and grief because of the sad event that occurred in Mina and that turned our Eid into mourning in the real sense of the word. Every year, during the hajj season - during these days when the hajj pilgrimage is over - the country experiences a public joy. Hajj pilgrims return and families are happy because fathers, children and spouses are back. Families celebrate the return of their hajj pilgrims and the success of their pilgrimage. Every year, this is the case. It is a time of celebration, but this year, this celebration time has turned into a time of mourning. In many provinces of the country, the number of casualties is large and the remains of the deceased should be returned. Therefore, hearts are truly mournful on these days. One cannot forget about this feeling of grief even for a single moment. In recent days, this feeling of grief has troubled our hearts and the hearts of others. The conclusion that we should draw is that the responsibility of this heavy incident and this grave disaster falls on the shoulders of the Saudi rulers. They should accept the responsibility for this matter. If they shift the blame on others, constantly accuse this and that person and praise themselves in an incessant manner, these actions will get them nowhere. These actions are fruitless. After all, the world of Islam has certain questions. Is the death of more than one thousand individuals from different Islamic countries and in one single incident a joke? And God knows how many hundreds of people from our country have lost their lives. Moreover, it is not clear where the missing people are. It is possible that many of them are among the deceased. Is the death of several hundred individuals in an event - the event of hajj - a minor incident? Is it a joke? The world of Islam should think about this. The first issue is that the Saudis should accept their responsibility and the requirements for accepting this responsibility should be acted on. If they engage in criticizing and accusing this and that person instead of apologizing to the Islamic Ummah and to the families, this will get them nowhere because nations are seriously pursuing this matter. This matter will not be forgotten. I hope- God willing- that God will ordain good.

[Lecture] [10th Rajab 1437] - Sheikh Ayub Rashid - Wiladat Imam Muhammad Taqi Al-Jawad (as)- English

A young Iranian Child Muhammed Husain Rangbast reciting the incident regarding the attack on Fatimat Al Zahra the Daughter of Prophet Muhammad peace and blessing upon him and his family. Now with English Subtitles. A special thanks to all those who helped in the translation of the video. Please recite the fatiha for their deceased ones.

Thousands of people joined a funeral procession for the body of the late wife of the founder of Islamic Republic who passed away early Saturday. Islamic Revolution Leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei performed prayers of deceased for the late madam.

12th Imam Al Mehdi(af)

Birth of Sayeda Zainab (as) || Sheikh Nami Farhat AlAmeli

Hazrat Ayesha aur Muwaiya say Jang mai Hazrat Ali Haq par thay - Sunni Mufti

[01 Sep 2014] Israeli attacks demolish historical sites in Gaza Strip - English

دختر کشی اعراب عصر جاهلیت

صلاة فاطمة نزار القطري Salat Fatima by Nazar al-Qatari

[14 April 2015] Syrians start renovating mausoleum of Hujr Ibn Adi near Damascus - English

[Majlis] [3rd Rajab 1437] - Sheikh Shahnawaz Mahdavi - Shahadat Imam Ali un-Naqi (as) - English

Etiquettes of Entering Cemetery & Remembering Death 4 | Islamic Etiquettes (Adaab) Series This session: - Refrain from laughing - Reciting Surah Fateha, Ikhlas, Qadr - Sadaqa & charity on behalf of our deceased - Where can charity be spent? - Refrain from sitting on the graves - Do not read namaz between the graves Hujjatul Islam Haq Panah is a Howza teacher in Qom, Iran.

- Going beyond the physical dimension of fasting - Remembering the deceased, poor, sick, hungry, refugees, prisoners, and more - Look for ways we can shift the public opinion and draw attention of our governments and human rights organizations about the Muslim minorities who are put under distress because political strife and conflict - The issues of the Palestinians, Houthis, Rohingya should be given a top priority - Even when the Pope visited our Grand Ayatullah, Sayyid ‘Ali as-Sistani in Najaf, he talked emphasized on the role that the great religious leaders should play in curbing these tragedies and to urge the great powers, to prefer reason and wisdom over the language of war - The style of the du‘ā taught to us by the Prophet is interesting: begins with praying for all others before you pray for yourself! Friday Message Recited by: Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi Date: May 7th, 2021 Donate towards our programs today: https://jaffari.org/donate/ Jaffari Community Centre (JCC Live)

Ramadan 2021 | The Transition Shaykh Usama Abdulghani discusses the first night in the grave, where the interrogation takes place and our actions take their corporal form. Are there ways we can make the first night in the grave easier for our loved deceased ones? Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lightofguidance313/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/light.ofguidance/