Causes of Death and that Believing People May Die by any Manner of Dying

The Reward for a Person Suffering from Illness

Another Section on the Same Subject

The Limits of Complaints

A Patient’s Giving Permission to His Visitors

How Often a Patient Should Be Visited, How Long the Duration of Visitation Should Be and Complete Visit

The Limit of a Sudden Death

The Virtue (Reward) of Visiting a Patient

Dictations to a Dying Person

Difficulty in Dying (If Dying Becomes Difficult and the Agony of Death Intense)

Facing the Dying Person Toward Qiblah

A Believing Person Is Not Caused to Die Against His Will

Things that Believers and Unbelievers See in Dying Conditions

Taking out of the Souls of Believing and Unbelievers

Burial Should Take Place Immediately

Rare Ahadith

Women during Hayd Nurse a Patient (The following chapters are about rules of washing a dead body for burial, shrouding and other matters of burial, and are best explained in the form of fatwa. Consult current fatwa about them.)

Washing a Dead Body

Hunut (Rubbing Camphor) on a Dead Body and Shrouding

Shrouding a Deceased Women

Undesirability of Perfuming the Shroud or Warming Water for Washing Dead Bodies

The Desirable Pieces of Shroud and the Undesirable Ones

The Amount of Water Needed for Ghusl (bath) of a Deceased Person

The Two Fresh Al-Jaridah (Twigs of Palm Tree)

Persons Dead Without Shower Due to Carnal Relations Hayd or Child Birth Reasons

Chapter 26- Dead Woman with a Baby Moving Inside Her

Cutting of Nails and Hairs of Dead Person Undesirable

Things Coming Out of a Dead Body after Ghusl (bath)

Washing of Persons of opposite Gender

The Age of Children during Which Women Can Wash Their Bodies

The Ghusl (bath) Necessary for Touching a Dead Body and Washing or Touching When the Body Is Still Warm or Has Become Cold

Reason behind Washing a Dead Body for Burial and After Sexual Activities

The Reward for Washing a Believer for Burial

The Reward for Shrouding the Body of a Believing Person

The Reward for One who Prepares the Grave for a Believing Person

The Required Depth of a Grave, the form of the Grave and Prepared Lahad for the Messenger of Allah

Informing People to Attend a Funeral Service

Expressions to Pronounce on Seeing a Dead Person

The Sunnah to Carry a Dead Body

Walking Along with Procession for the Dead Body

It Is Not Desirable to Ride in Funeral Procession

One Who Joins a Funeral Procession and then Returns

The Reward for Walking in a Funeral Procession

The Reward for Lifting up the Coffin of a Dead Body

The Dead Bodies of Men, Women, Children and Slaves (For such Ahadith about an act or issue of the five categories of deeds of the quality of Wujub (Obligatory), Hurmat (Prohibited), Istihbab (Preference), Kirahat (Detestability) or Ibahah (Permissibility) one must consult fatwas of one’s Mujtahid.)

Rare Ahadith

The Place Where the Person Performing Salah (Prayer) for a DeadBody Stands

The Most Preferred Person to Perform Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person

Performing Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person without Wudu’

Women’s Performing Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person

The Time of Performing Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person

Reason for Five Takbir in Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person

Salah (Prayer) for a Person in a Masjid

Salah (Prayer) for a Believer’s Dead Body, Takbir and Du’a

There is No Particular Du’a or Salam in Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Body

Saying More Than Five Takbir in Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person

Salah (Prayer) For a Person of Weak Understanding of Faith and One Who Does Not Know the Truth

Salah (Prayer) for a Dead Person Hostile to ’A’immah

Arrival of Another Dead Body During Salah (Prayer) for One Already There

Placing the Dead Body in front of the Grave

Rare Ahadith

Entering and Coming out of the Grave

People Who Should and Those Who Should Not Enter a Grave

Preparation for Placing a Deceased in the Grave

Preparing Lahad and the Materials Needed (Ch. 64 is best explained by fatwa.)

Who Should Fill Soil in the Grave and How

Preparing Four Corners of the Grave and Sprinkling Water on It

Using Clay or Lime over the Grave

The Soil Where a Person Is Buried

Condolences and the Obligations of the People of the Deceased

The Reward for One Who Offers Condolences to a Saddened Person

A Woman Dies with Baby Moving Inside (The following chapters are best explained by fatwa, please consult fatwa.)

Ghusl (bath) for Children and Salah (Prayer) for Them

People Drowned or Struck Dead

People Killed

People Consumed By Beasts, Birds, Pieces of Bodies of Those Killed or Burnt

People Who Die in Ships and Cannot Be Brought Ashore or Are Naked

Salah (Prayer) for Persons Crucified, Stoned or Dead for Capital Punishment

The Obligations of the Neighbors toward the People of the Deceased and Mourning Ceremonies

Suffering Due to the Death of a Son

Offering Condolences and Solace

Patience, Impatience and to Acknowledge (the Reality of) Death

The Reward for offering Condolences

About offering Solace

Visiting of the Graves

Dead People Visit Their Families

A Dying Person Observes His Properties, Children and Deeds Just Before His Death

Interrogations in the Grave - Who Is Interrogated and Who Is Not

The Statements that Graves Make Every Day

About the Spirits (Souls) of the Believers

Another one of the Chapters about the Souls of the Believing People

About the Souls (spirits) of the Unbelievers

Worldly Garden

The Children

The Rare Ahadith