Usually it begins with the cleaning of the body by loved ones which is simply a bathing of the body. There are many prayers said during this ritual, and even designated mourners who cry during the bathing of the body. There are many rules, such as once you have bathed the body, you are not allowed to touch it again with your "unclean" hands. However, in the U.S. many times the bathers wear gloves through part of the cleaning, and remove for last part so as not to "touch with unclean hands". The body is wrapped in several layers of white clothing/wraps, etc. They pray over the body while in state ( in U.S. at the funeral home) and stay all night. The body is buried next day in dirt, not a casket. In the U.S. most cemetery owners require an outer burial container (usually for Muslims a two-piece concrete type "coffin.it is much like a wooden box, with lid and all.Then they bury them at a grave normally they bury them in the country that they were born in; although because burial needs to be within 24 hours of death mostly Muslims are buried in the country where they died. They should be buried on their side facing Mecca.
Both Muslim wedding and Muslim funeral are attended by relatives, friends, and colleagues.
A Muslim funeral.
Of course they can.
to be muslim
The funeral prayer in Islam is called janaza. The body of the deceased must be washed and prepared for burial and buried shortly after death.
This is more religion question, not a funeral question. Check with the mosque in your area.
probably because he had a janazah (Muslim funeral) maybe he converted without the whole world knowing or maybe it was someone's wish may he rest is peace
all black All black.....?? all black is the rugby sport group....... he he
a very sad funeral to his family.
Yes we are all human although having different faiths and cultures.
a very sad funeral to his family.
Presumably the same as any other funeral