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[ The worshiper is conversing with his Lord ]

And the worshiper is conversing with his Lord, so if the worshiper stands in interlocutory and there is no barrier between him and the earth and the earth is witness to his sight, I remind him of his upbringing and what he was created from, and his humiliation and humiliation, then the earth has been made by God humiliated and exaggerated in humiliation with this structure The poet said

Cruelty with the blade of the sword, the market of its fat *** If they lack provisions, then you are barren

So he came with the intention of an act of exaggeration in generosity, and I will not be humiliated by those who are trampled upon by humiliations, and we trample it and all creatures, and we are slaves of any humiliation. It is more appropriate when the worshiper is forbidden to face a man like him in his qiblah, or to hold his jacket firmly, and to place it on his right or left eyebrow, all of this so that he does not take the place of idolatry by divine jealousy, for they used to portray him in the image of a human being, so he commanded the dead to cover him, because the dead is in the hands of the worshiper and the worshiper is communicating with the truth in his qiblah. patron saint of This dead person will be considered in prayer for the dead, God Almighty willing

( Passed on the virtue of walking with the funeral )

[ Walking with the funeral is like striving to pray ]

Walking with a funeral is like striving to pray. Some of them from the Sunnah said walking in front of it and others said walking behind it is better. What I go for is that he walks on foot behind her before praying over her, so he places her in front of him as she makes her in prayer, and after the prayer he walks in front of her serving her in her hands to her house, which is the grave, thinking God is beautiful. Before intercession for her when praying over her, and that the grave has a garden from the gardens of Paradise, God has called for the good thought of His servant of Him.

He said: I am as my servant thinks of me, so let him think of me well

And the

It was narrated that God was asked who is dearest to you, Jesus or Yahya, peace be upon them, and God Almighty said to the questioner, the best of them is his belief in me, meaning Jesus.

Fear prevailed over Yahya

[ Angels walk with the funeral procession as long as there is no screaming .]

It is better not to ride etiquette with the angels only, for the angels walk with the funeral as long as it is not accompanied by screaming. If accompanied by screaming, the angels leave it. At that time, you have the choice between riding and walking, for the dead is on his coffin like a person in a gurney carried. . said

He is still carrying us and we are carrying him *** How amazing is it for him who is carrying a portable

The mind arrived when walking in front of the funeral

Because the walker is an intercessor for her with God, so he comes forward to be alone with God in her regard, for the intercessor does not know whether his intercession will be accepted for her or not, even if she reaches her grave and arrives forgiven by God s generosity in accepting the intercessor s question. It is in her house, which is her grave, so he is like a veil in her hands, in honor of her. All of this is witnessed by the people of unveiling

[ Considering the pedestrian behind the funeral ]

As for the one walking behind it, he should take care of putting it in front of him, just as it places it in his hands when praying over it, so that it will be considered by looking at it in it, for death is frightening, and the king is with her.

The Prophet, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, got up when he saw the funeral of a Jew. He was told that it was the funeral of a Jew. He said, Is there not the king with her? He said again that death was frightened, and he said again, Is she not a soul?

And every saying has a face that pleases the sayings: Are they not a soul for the one who is sensible, so his standing is with the king?

[ Angels are better than humans at all ]

And in this hadith there is the rise of the favored to the virtuous among us and those who believe that angels are better than humans at all, and so the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, said to me on the glad tidings I showed her.

[ The honor of speaking self ]

And as for his saying, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, regarding this a. It is not a soul in the case of a Jew, then it is the hope that the people of God cling to if they are not among the people of revelation and their insights are illuminated by faith in the honor of the speaking soul. He has ruined his home and lost what he cherishes, spiritual pain, not sensory pain, for that is the fate of the animal soul, and all of this does not affect its honor, for it is inflated from the soul added to God by way of honor. This is an indication of the equality of souls in their origin

[ Divine Mercy Comprehensive ]

Al-Qushayri narrated in his epistle on the authority of some of the righteous that he said he who saw himself as better than the soul of Pharaoh, and he did not know, blamed him and told that he did not have to see that. He will treat souls as they require


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