Important lessons – questions on manners and preparing the deceased

always being organised  and having good manners and islamic etiquettes are from the manners of a muslim.

my religion commands me to accompany evil people and stay away from the righteous ones

Islam has taught me to treat both workers and maids well

it is ok to accompany those who harms others verbally and physically

I enjoy cursing someone who curses me

Islam has taught me to help the weak and needy

from the rights of a muslim upon another is to visit them when they are sick and supplicate for them

trying to find out about the neighbours secrets is from Islam

the most beloved people to Allah are those most beneficial to others

the supplication for leaving the house is “in the name of Allah we enter, in the name of Allah we leave and upon our lord we full rely

I say to the one who says “may Allah have mercy upon you” after hearing sneeze ad praise Allah “May Allah guide you and rectify your affairs”

Remembering Allah draws a muslim closer to Allah

Being jealous or envious of another muslim shows deficiency in a person’s eeman

that which is prohibited from the intoxicants is alcohol only

it is disliked to blow on food and drink

after eating it is recommended to lick the fingers before washing the hands

being balanced regarding eating, clothing and looking good is the best way

paying the debt of the deceased person is

ruling on burying the deceased is

ruling on one watching the deceased being washed if one isn’t assisting or helping wash them

the knots of the shroud are untied once a person is put in the grave

the spouses should not wash one another since the contract of marriage ends with death

whoever misses the funeral pray can pray upon them within the time from of

crying for the deceased is permissible without any restrictions

the deceased should be placed in the opening on the side of the grave facing the qibla