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Jannah عبد الله 03/13/18 (Tue) 07:10:32 16f731 No.27095

Give me some passages on those who entered Jannah despite seeming like they weren't deserving.

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عبد الله 03/13/18 (Tue) 07:28:11 16f731 No.27096

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Also, I would like some more information about Janazah. I've gone to a few and go to as many as I can when invited.

The reason I ask is because there was someone I knew who died recently. I was more friends with his father than I was with him, honestly. I feel sadness because I'm not sure how much he lived his life for Allah SWT. I was told he attended a masjit a day before dying and his final words were of the Shahadah.

On the surface, he seemed to live his life like a lot of troublesome youth, i.e. smoking weed, listening to explicit rap music, etc. I don't say this as fact and I don't know how much he served Allah SWT, just pointing out that's how it would appear to the unsuspecting, as only Allah SWT knows.

I pray that he will receive mercy in the afterlife and his sins overlooked, but my main question is what are the benefits to the deceased attending janazah? How much will my duas assist the dead?

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عبد الله 03/13/18 (Tue) 13:32:30 e0366e No.27124

"Whenever a (Muslim) person dies, and a group of Muslims numbering one hundred pray janazah for him, all interceding on his behalf, their intercession is granted (by Allah) and he is forgiven."

Muslim and others

Ibn 'Abbas, rahimahullah, reported that Allah's Messenger, sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam, said:

"Whenever a Muslim man dies, and forty men stand for his janazah prayer, all of them not joining anything with Allah in worship, Allah grants them intercession for him."

Muslim and others

Maymunah, rahimahullah, reported that Allah's Messenger, sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam, said:

"Whenever a (Muslim) person dies, and a group of (Muslim) people pray janazah for him, they are granted intercession for him."

An-Nisa'i, verified hasan by Al-Albani, Sahih al-Jami'. no. 5787

Malik ibn Hubayrah, rahimahullah, reported that Allah's Messenger, sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam, said:

"Whenever a Muslim dies, and three lines of Muslims pray janazah for him, he is granted forgiveness."

Ahmad, Abu Dawud, and others,

verified hasan by Al-Hafidh and others; Al-Albani disagrees with this because Muhammad ibn Ishaq one of the narrators is known to be a mudallis (one who is ambiguous in stating his sources) and did not declare direct hearing of this report (Ahkam ul-Jana'iz, 128). Yet the Prophet's, sallalaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, practice of forming three lines for janazah prayer provides a further supporting evidence for this hadith).

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