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- As COVID ravages California, funeral homes are beyond overwhelmed. But Muslim burials, which include traditional burials within 24 hours of death, are becoming more and more difficult.
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"In life we differ, in death we don't." -Chinese Proverb That's such a true statement.
In death is where we differ the most
@@onetouch698 you didn't understand..
@@tomoyatoko7262 I think it's just a lame quote. Generalizations usually don't apply, especially when death is involved.
Yeah I can't fault you on that ome
Chinese here and I’ve never heard of this proverb or saying. 🤔
I was coming into this with a “who cares, we need to be pragmatic!” perspective at first, then after seeing this video I’m sorry I ever felt that way. Yes we need to be efficient in a pandemic, but dignity means everything to a grieving family. You will never relate until you’re in the shoes of these mourners, may their deceased Rest In Peace :(
My dad had it and passed away a month ago, may Allah ta'ala bless his soul and forgives him, him and all the Muslims, O Allah please forgive our living and our dead, those who are with us and those who are absent, our young and our old, our menfolk and our womenfolk. O Allah, whomever you give life from among us give him life in Islam, and whomever you take way from us take him away in Faith.
Always Say Alhamdulillah No Matter What Happens.
Ameen
Ameen Yarab
Amen brother
Ameen
Aameen
Sad.. me & my immediate family ( not extended) believe in cremation .... I can’t imagine the additional pain people are having to go through during this time.. they are in my prayers
Cremation speeds up returning your body to dust, thus freeing the spirit to leave peacefully within a few hours and not a few years. That said, look at all the trees being destroyed only to be replaced with barren land.
@@susankful I beg to differ, I believe that the moment your mind is dead your soul leaves the body
@@abuobaidalshamrani7810 me 2
@@susankful but think about the fertilization. Think about the co2 being released into the atmosphere from cremation. The truth is everything in this world has it's own disadvantages, just dont try to pull one person's beliefs down to make yours look more virtuous
How does someone not 'believe' in cremation ? there is no mystery no religion no nothing attatched to the 100% fact that fire breaks a lump of mean and bones down quickly...It's like saying "I don't believe in water"
Al Fatihah, who ever is muslim reading this comment, don't forget to give sadaqah and read surah Al Fatihah for the returned. May Allah swt ease their return.amin.
Im not a Muslim, but i believe your people deserve every amount of respect we can ever give, even in death.
We are all men. We are all equal in the eyes of whatever creator who put us here.
I hope the pain of all our peoples will be over soon.
@Ksjs Jdjdb men is just a subjective term for "people" but i think "men" sounds more powerful.
At least it does to me, but yes im including women in what i said because, shocker, everyone is equal.
Hey man, reciting Al Fatiha for the dead isn't really a muslim tradition, its an innovation. May Allah forgive the dead from the muslims COVID-19 and have mercy on them. Of course we can give sadaqah and it is recommended.
Example of a fatwa in relation to this:
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@@mohamedghassenmahjoub6076 in South East Asia is a tradition especially Malaysia
He said it well at the end of the video: we have to have a common ground with facts and then we can differ on opinions. What does the future look like now that people don’t believe in facts?
still american people are not wearing mask. some of them belief it a hoax. what's wrong with hose people?
Dark times ahead, unless there's a drastic change.
So many arrogant, ignorant, selfish people these days...I hope for better, but fear for the worst.
@@misanthropicmalcontent9977 these days ? The world always been like that
His last statement was powerful as well.” “Theres issues that we have in our society that we will be faced with that May gives us a bigger challenge than COVID ” dark times indeed . May Allah continue to give us patience and guidance in this darkness
@@ashenone3050 if you look more closely at the times we living in, it’s scary. And it’s plummeting a top speed.
My grandfather died last month, it’s a devastating feeling. A person you spent soo much time with, your never gonna see them again.
God rest his soul.
my uncle and cousin were buried in that cemetery in Westminster
Sorry for your lost man
Al bakaa lellah, my deepest condolences brother ❤
As an Australian, we may have different beliefs - but we can all recognise such wisdom from this man. My heart breaks for your suffering. Sending love.
Lol its making everyones lives harder they're not special
@@Stuka01210 where in the video did they say they were special?
@@Rocmax417 they made a complete video of them, thats where they said it
Ure a good person may Allah bless you and you're family, all the people of the world
@@Stuka01210 acknowledging how people from a certain background are dealing with the death toll doesn't take away from anyone elses suffering.
You know one of the signs that shows superior human intelligence is the presence of empathy. The lack of it is usually a sign of psychopathy, narcissism or sociopathy. Some of the commentators here display their true colours by not displaying an iota of empathy here for the suffering other people are going through.
That's actually a very good observation spot on!
You see it for what it is. Completely agreed! It's a little alarming at how many of these narcissistic, psychotic, sociopaths walk and comment amongst us.
Well said.
@Snow White what enemies ? Muslims ? Lol .... nice to know that you have 1.9 billion enemy around the world ... you must have a very sad life my friend
🤢🤮
SAHIH BUKHARI HADITH NO. 6922
Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him.'"
I lost my mom to covid.. I still can't get rid of the sadness of not being there with her during her final moments.. may Allah forgive her and forgive us all, amiin
I am sorry for your lost
Very sorry for your loss!
Im so sorry dude may Allah grant her jannah
Jesus I thought the complications were from the restrictions not from the deaths.
It is because of the restrictions, most people are at home shielding unable to participate due to government guidelines
Yep. The amount of deaths happening is overwhelming. Please wear a mask, please wash your hands, please distance and isolate at home. The longer we maintain these practices and restrictions until vaccination, the quicker this is over.
@@onetouch698 No. if you actually watch the video, they don’t have the ability to put people to rest according to their beliefs because of the amount of deaths, too.
@@timeittakestoletgo1687 I actually did watch it. Being a Muslim student I can relate. We just wanna wash our deceased, pray over them and hasten with the burial. What's so complicated about that? All these placques and done up Graves are unislamic
In Indonesia, some people don't want to go to the hospital when got sick. Because If they died, they don't want to be buried without any Muslim burial process. Since the end of the year, there is a person who died at home every week or so.
Same situation in Pakistan
Yes and my grand pa here in morocc9 never wanted to stay in hospital because he knew he was gonna die and he died in his house 5 months ago
@@SalimSalim-xl2sr Allah y rahmou
انا لله وانا اليه راجعون We belong to God and to Him we shall return
"From Allah we came onto Allah we shall return"
@@maymoona1263 Allah is an arabic word means god
@@Eagle-bl8cm allah is the name of the god and in arabic there is another word to say god.
I don’t understand why so many people are upset with the title. Vice is highlighting Muslim burials with this video, they never said *ONLY* Muslims have a difficult time with their burials during the pandemic
I don't know, why do you think it is okay for Vice to use 'Muslim' as the title?
They're using it for their own benefits, vice
Bria, they want their " all death matters", Chile, caucasians want to feel like victims.
@@yohaneschristianp ...because the whole video is about Muslim burials that’s why the title has Muslim in it...
well they are the ones throwing a hissy fit over dead bodies
@@MrBitviper sweety what part of the documentary ?
In life we differ. In death, we don't. No truer words... God bless 🙏
This was interesting to watch. Thank you for covering this. I can't imagine what it's like for mourners in this covid era. I remember my mum's funeral 13 years ago. She passed away from breast cancer. Lots of people came to the mosque for the funeral prayer.
Thank you Vice,my condolences to those who passed away.
انا الله و أن إليه راجعون 🥺
I lost my uncle last year it was so hard to see his sons having to go through hardtimes to bury their dad
My uncle died a few days ago and I'm going through the same thing with his daughters
My uncle dead today we don't have a chance to see him nor proper funeral it's break my heart we cannot save him
Thanks for covering this VICE
انا لله وانا اليه راجعون ☝🏾
Nope
Aamiin 🤲🏼
☝🏻Ameen 🙏🏻❤️
The same thing after 25 days my father in the hospital he passed away. I saw his body in the grave yard. I wasn’t able to huge him alive and show him love. He died like allot of people in the world die without family. Allah give them rearward.
May Allah swt grant your father the highest place in jannah Ameen
AMEEN!
Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un "Verily we belong to Allah, and verily to Him do we return."
Jesus Christ is The Lord and Savior. The Son of The Most High
@@YouYou-sm8tf so you saying god has son and who is the wife or who is the god but if the son is god but who is father? Still time for you do some research God has no father or son. Learn more before day of judgement
@@aminlover9 ay stop fighting respect all religions
Father Sun - Mother Earth ;)
Aamiin🤲🏼
Thank you for covering this, Vice. We are feeling this from coast to coast. The pandemic has even prevented loved ones from being transported overseas for burials if they passed due to the virus.
I love how vice is well informed and inclusive about all religions and races. Compared to the media which demonizes religion all together these days.
It's nice indeed to have positive channel, too much toxicity from the internet can harm people
This is so terrible. My condolences to the families. Rest in peace.
"He (Allah) who created death and life, so that He may test you as to which of you is better in deeds. And He is the All-Mighty, the Most-Forgiving" (67:2); Allah ho akbar
Not using coffin is more eco-friendly.. I'm a muslim, my dad was buried in coffin but I think not using coffin is better
Wait, where are you from? I'm not familiar with Islamic burial that lets you to bury with the coffin. Hope you can reply if you have time, thanks 😊
@@chunchunmarupapachiru5425 I'm south asian.. bangladeshi.. (90% of people are muslim) and it's okay to bury with coffin.. I mean it's not forbidden at least.. even the religious priests or maulvi was okay with it.. but not using coffin is more Islamic
@@sakuraharuno4667 I'm southeast Asian (Malaysia).
Omg, I went to Islamic high school for like 3 years, how can I not know this😂 I still have a lot to learn. Thank you for your time. Hope you have great life!
@@chunchunmarupapachiru5425 maybe because nobody talks about coffin?? I mean nobody said coffin was acceptable and they also didn't say it's not accepted.. I think they never talked about it.. it's very rare for Muslims to bury in coffin.. but as far as I know coffin isn't haram
As a student of history I understand a little bit about the role traditions play in cultures. However I would hope COVID-19 deaths would show the world that no matter your faith or lack of faith, we need eco friendly burials.
muslim burial is completely eco friendly. you literally wrap the body in cloth and the body just disappears after a while. muslims arent even allowed to place a rock saying the name of the diseased. "how do muslims remember where their family is buried?" you never forget where your family was buried and after a generation it doesn't matter anymore.
Why are the burying people in caskets?!?!? That haram!!!
Yes but corona it is important
There is nothing saying coffins are haram
This is why some Muslims are saying they’re loved ones haven’t died of covid just so they can say goodbye properly and give them a Muslim funeral
Comment section is disgusting show some respect
Whenever Vice puts Muslim in the title we all know what type of people come in it either people who never had respect for us in the first place, view us as barbaric, or the ever so dreaded explains his hate with race science (it is pseudoscience and horrid do not look into it but they always come after Muslims with it).
@@jaigracejjoy Coffee, clocks, camera, universities, surgery, algebra, hospitals, maps................yeah these were all discovered/invented by Muslims.🤷🏽♂️
@blob blob nope research it
@@jaigracejjoy They didn’t attack capital hill. Nor were they responsible for gun violence. And you?
Who cares about some human's respects 😛
For those of you that don’t believe in COVID-19 or just doing just a little bit like wearing a face mask, socially distance if it is possible, I hoped u don’t lost a love one during this corona virus period
It makes every burial hard
It doesn't say only Muslims in the title
@@jaigracejjoy Ya, it's a true statement. And the subject of the video.
@@jaigracejjoy Is saying "All Lives Matter" in response to BLM racist?
the burial should be so easy, no box, no crane, all by hand. in a developed country that's the reason for such a huge cost of death
You guys should report on what's going on in Sri Lanka.
Why did tamils chase away muslims from the north again?
Muslims get the same treatment as other religions. No one is allowed to Bury the dead. Don't try to make it political.
My condolences to the people who lost their loved ones in the video and comment section. My heart is with you stay strong.
They are martyrs ! SubhanAllah May Allah make it easy for them Ameen
I think US is facing the worst situation than even India..SO stay Strong, Stay Positive, We all are survivors and will come out stronger than ever before. Remember we all are not man power, assets or the burden on this planet.. We are the Planet. We need to help every one mentally, morally,f inancially, securely, no matter if they are strong or week, poor or rich, intelligent or average, spiritual or seeker, We are ONE with our own individual identity.
Love From INDIA
~Namaste~
In Islam, washing the body is not required when a person dies as a martyr. People who died from pandemics like COVID are considered as martyrs in Islam. Subhanallah
إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون
الله يرحمهم ويغفر لهم ويرحم موتى المسلمين يا رب
My Aunt passed but she wasn’t Muslim but for some reason my family is burying her this way I got nervous when I heard it wasn’t a casket
😪😪 May Allah have mercy on them. They passed in the ranks of shuhadaa.
My dad was one of them and got buried here
very sad, i can't ask you if are ok because you can't be. my condolences fr fr . May allah help you thru the hard times and hope you'll stay healthy. your dad would certainly want you to be.
Bless his soul
May Allah forgive him and bless him with comfort.
My family is buried at the Westminster cemetery.. very true .. A lot of burials during covid .. 💔💔💔💔💔
Wow, it’s crazy to see a local mosque of mine on vice
There are more people complaining about the comment section than there are offensive comments. I have only seen 2 questionable comments.
A lot of them have been deleted by vice, some of them are still around especially under the new comments
Vice is very favorable towards any religion but Islam but then again if Vice favors you that is not really a good thing.
it some kind of legal requirement to use a coffin in the CA? In an Islamic burial they are buried in a white shroud(cloth) and that's it. What's with the coffins?
Some places or districts have a law policy to say you have to bury them in coffins.
That's why I don't want to buried in usa, I'd rather be buried in cloth so I can be one with the earth not trapped in a coffin...
@@Dub.wub121 it’s the same for most countries though, just check their policy
@@Dub.wub121 here in morocco we buried all our familly deads in coffins
Islamic funerals are the easiest
What makes a difference?
*The cremation rate in the United States has been increasing steadily with the national average cremation rate rising from 3.56% in 1960 to 53.1% in 2018* ~ The cremation rate in Canada has also been increasing with the national average cremation rate rising from 5.9% in 1970 to 68.4% in 2009.~
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Cremation rates in the Nordic European countries vary from Norway's 36% to Finland's 51%, Sweden's 70% and Denmark's 76%. In all countries the cremation rate in large towns is generally between 70% and 90%.~
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Cremation remains a minority practice in rural France where burial places are available, but is increasingly common in urban areas. In 1979 just 1% of funerals involved cremation: in 2012 it was 32%, rising to 45% in Paris.~
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Similar trend is happening in UK, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, and most other western countries.
*The patented Living Urn is America's first and leading bio urn & planting system designed to grow a beautiful, enduring memory tree, plant, or flowers with cremated ashes!* ~ The patented Living Urn is complex in its design, but simple and easy to use. Place your loved one's cremated ashes in the BioUrn and add the proprietary RootProtect additive on top. Next, lower the roots of the young tree into the special BioUrn, add the premium growth mix, and plant it in the ground. A beautiful, enduring living memorial will then grow up from the urn and the cremated ashes to keep your loved one's memory present in your life!
@@joj4096 the cat just scoops more litter over the body
@@JD-jz5rr why are u spamming this everywhere
انه الله وانه اليه راجعون☝️
Inshallah may these people find peace.
This's really sad i really wish if i could do something to help
Really sad
Aren't bodies supposed to be buried in a cloth and not in a coffin?
The rules can be change during time like this. To avoid the dangerous virus transfer to living people. Its not wrong. In malaysia, government do the burial for covid victims. They put the body in body bag and perfome tayammum and solah quickly. And then burry them without any present of family member.
@@adnilzaff3232 I thought so
So will an all powerful and all merciful god who allowed covid to wreak havoc have a problem with believers' incapacity to provide a proper & timely burial for their deceased beloveds?
copium^
Desperate times call for desperate measures
just curious, whats the emblem on that beret?
I really don't mean to offend anyone's faith and religion, it's part of our freedom of choice and I respect that.
But I also think that changes in environment, societies and what is happening in current times will eventually force all religions to either adapt, or their people to keep suffering for it. I mean, this already happened to varying degrees with several religions, but it's gonna accellerate because changes are also accellerating.
For those who think Covid will be over soon... this strain of it might, but this isn't a one off thing. This really will become a new normal. We will fight off Covid-19, but we don't know when the next will hit and how severely... if we refuse to acknowledge the danger and better prepare for next time, it'll only be a repeat. And we need to acknowledge this for the sake of the lives lost so far... it's our collective responsibility.
Centuries or even millenium old religious practices eventually clashes with current reality, environment, societal standards, knowledge base and whatnot. It's kinda obvious, we don't tend to follow historical texts step by step - we learn from it and adapt to current reality. Sometimes religions can be fairly inflexible about this, but I'm not sure we can continue affording this luxury. And it's the kind of changes that happens regardless of personal opinions... we're not still there everywhere in the world, but it's fast approaching.
Back when we had less people in the world, vast tracts of untamed land, and little comprehension of the consequences of our actions, it was fine for religions to stick to certain practices. Not just fine, sometimes those practices meant community, union, a way to avoid conflicts, common ground.
But nowadays, with knowledge about contamination, cemetaries that are getting more and more packed overtime, occupying space that comes at a premium for the living, and the dangers of disease spreading... religious leaders need to be aware that it's becoming less and less feasible to sustain burial practices. This is repeated over and over again around scientific circles, but I know it often doesn't reach religious people and leaders, mainly because of this perception of inflexibility.
Obviously this is becoming more visible in a dire situation like the pandemic, but the alarms about burial practices becoming more and more unsustainable over the years have been sounding for a while now, at least in some countries.
Outside belief and faith, I can understand why these ceremonies and rituals surrounding the death of someone comes to be - it has a very practical side to it, which is helping the grieving process, celebrating one's life, gathering family and friends, supporting the bereaved, and a bunch more of untangibles. I really have a respect for that. I'd never belittle a moment like that, the rituals, the process.
And I can also see how this all made sense in the past, much like several other practices described in religious sacred texts.
But perhaps it's a good idea to prepare. We don't have to completely let go of rituals and these processes, just adapt them to fit better practices. Cremation, environmentally friendly burrial processes, or just detaching the rituals from the manner a body is processed afterwards.
Forgive me for putting it so bluntly, but the celebration of one's life shouldn't be attached to how you deal with the corpse. Perhaps this was justified when people just remained ignorant on what happened to a corpse after it was burried, but this is a luxury we increasingly can't afford anymore. It's gonna decompose and potentially contaminate things down there. It's crude and even tabboo for some to think about it, but you either do it by choice or it'll come a time when you'll be forced to chose without preparation.
And it doesn't sound very rational to think someone would put the way their corpse is treated above the well being of others. Well, this certainly does happen and has happened throughout our history, but it's time to change that.
I'm obviously not a religious person myself. My mom and most of my family is, spread out in several different Christian faiths, to different degrees of actual participation I guess. I've come to respect that because I see the effect it has in their lives. It's about community, about how you process certain events in life, about guidance, about striving towards a common goal.
But me and my mom commited to cremation... from her own initiative, not mine. There are certain things I always let her do the decision and guide, because it doesn't matter as much to me.
But the choice for cremation came as what will likely be the better way of dealing with the practical steps after death when it happens... even though some Christian faiths do not feel very comfortable with the idea of cremation, some of which are practiced by some members of the family.
Personally, and I think my dad thought this too, whatever is done to my corpse after I'm dead, I hope for it to be the less burdensome or more practical, but I know it probably won't be chosen by me. My dad had a normal christian burial because of the family, not because of his own choices. It was what most of his family accepted as a proper send off, and so that was the way it went. But he was non religious like me, and he expressed several times that he didn't care much.... food for plants, he used to say. Better make my body useful for something than just rotting in some place I dunno.
This doesn't mean we will care less about it, that we won't have a hard time with grief, that family and friends won't gather or put their hearts and thoughts into it, etc. I can say for myself that my parents will always live through me, and I will always have them in my memory, guiding my actions, and being part of my life. And I want to take care of them as best as possible while they are alive, and will always keep them in memory when they are gone. And they don't need to be burried at a specific place for that.
Visiting one's grave at specific times and whatnot is a good ritual and gesture, part of the healing process, we usually need to reserve time and point a specific place to reinforce intention and focus around something... but at least for me, it sounds like a specific place and time can be replaced. We can honor, remember and grief people without a grave. And I guess I personally think a grave isn't even the best place to do it... a favorite place, a place with good memories, a place of particular significance... it all sounds way more appropriate than a grave that has no memories of the person burried there, I dunno, again personal opinion.
Kind of a shock changing things like that, but you know. We still try to visit graves of my grandparents, my father, relatives and whatnot whenever we can, but they are mostly far from where we live. I've no relatives in my hometown, my parents went cross state and then interstate in search of better opportunities, as most of the rest of the family also did overtime - we're all spread out. But my father was burried in the city he was born, because the grave of his parents is also there, and back then, most of his side of the family was still also living there. It mostly isn't nowadays, but back then it was.
Anyways, this comment went off for too long, and got too personal... xD
Just leaving some thoughts.
Assalamu alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakaatuhu. May Allāh grant them and us all Jannatul firdawsi. Also just wondering if you placing the body lying on it's right side or on it's back. Because I see that the coffins were placed in the graves flat and not side ways
Middle East countries are open. I bet covid makes it heard for Jewish burials and Christian burials.
Not anympre, why are you just being synical cant you just be respectful douche
And yes they must do
as a muslim, im actually very surprised by the positive comments by the non muslims. was expecting enormous hate as usual
My prayers and condolences to the bereaved muslim families of the deceased ones. May Allah grant them highest reward and Rank in Jannah.
you know its bad when the mortuaries get overwhelmed
Every human is say this is my land but land/soil is say you are all whole world is mine
Weather it’s Christian, Jewish, Muslim or any other religion, when a pandemic hits all rituals go out the window. It goes to show that this is all so unnecessary.
Cremation is forbidden in all abrahamic religions, this is necessary
Correction: making all burials incredibly difficult
Who ever reads this message may god protect you from the evil eye .
My condolence to the family RIP but in the same time no consequence to the CCP gov and people who made the decision actions for the world to be in this situation remember SARS outbreak and c19 now what's next from them IMO if government officials politicians around the world aren't held accountable for their actions decisions this kind of ignorance will happen again IMO Imagine society hurts a person is prosecuted and even jailed no laws for them and us especially humanitarian world laws Im not saying WAR ether
This "rush" to bury people is stupid.
We have refrigeration.
Same with Jewish ones
Covid isn’t doing this, POLITICS IS.
Exactly!!!!!
lol what
@@strawberryskiesforever6578 You can't be that stupid, can you?
@@grumpybear123 Search World Economic Forum and Klaus Schwab
@@grumpybear123 just let them talk to themselves. stupid people can’t be reasoned with
Ha your businesses are making bank
If it is required, but it goes beyond 48 hours, what will happen in the Muslim faith? Would it be a sin? I dont know, I'm just asking. Isn't this timeframe the same in the Jewish faith?
It needs to be buried as soon as possible as the body will decompise. We have refrigerators now so if it's not possible to bury it within 48 hours, it needs to be done as soon as physically possible.
Not a sin, we just believe it should happen as quickly as possible for a variety of practical, emotional, and spiritual reasons.
The specific time frame of 24 or 48 hours are incorrect. it's more a case of asap, so if it's a homicide it could be days or weeks and if it's an old age illness it could be within hours
Thats not really a thing in islam..
@@MEneifal wdym
Oh no!😭 so sad
al fatihah sent
With a Help from Imams! Prayers!
That's sooo bad
More than 120 mosques in California alone . I wonder if there is more than 120 churches in Middle East ?
yes there is. And by the way, freedom of religon is garunteed in most Middle Eastern constitutions. Just because the majority of the countries there are muslim doesn't mean forced religon
@@dhruvreddy1730 just curious, is atheism allowed? unfortunately in Indonesia (non muslim country) where i'm from it's not
Of course there is because christianty came from there not europe
burials, mosques and shrines are not part of Islam, in Iran, the bodies were stacked one above another, or placed vertically.
It is indeed a crucial part of Islam brother. I am not sure about people in Iran because they follow the Shia Mazhab and I am a Sunni Muslim.
“First war then famine followed by plague” before the end of times. This was all predicted thousands of years ago, anyone who says religion is fake today is proof. Pray and do
Good for one another, help the poor feed the hungry and spread the love. For this life is only temporary as your actions will be judged upon in your permanent life!
War, famine and plague has happened countless times in human history. Its no proof of religion. And as history shows, we will eventually recover, sooner or later.
MAn this is sad 😢
God bless
Here in our town in the Philippines, the Muslim brothers and sisters await for the release of the corpse of our fellow Muslim from the hospital to assist the family claim the body so as to ensure that the hospital do not cremate it....
What about Christians??
My condolences to the family of the demised..just to share instead of normal ghusl they may also perform tayammum in the event of dharura..Islam is easy please dont make it difficult..my country practice tayammum on the deceased instead of the normal ghusl...dont worry about the deceased they are among the martyrs..
Ramadan Mubarak astagfirallah I wish I could help the cause
Hello
In other countries they cremate the body asap.....its been hard on the family. I really wish this is over
No they dont!!! Almost every country has problem with burials right now, some families can't even see their dying love ones. Stop spreading your bs
@@fragtall I live in a country where they have been cremating bodies if they had covid within 3 hours. Next time I see your comment, it will be reported :)
🕋🕋🕋🕋🕋🕋🕋
Kiss it
why not bury in sea.. 😑
What are the religious implications of not burying a body within 48 hours?
It’s tradition under Sharia law dating back to a time hygiene wasn’t great. The idea is it protects mourners from any sanitary issues that could be cause by having a body lying around. Other rites like washing and shrouding have more of a textual basis.
Instead of 72 ... Some black eyed houris will be deducted from your account in the 8th level of jannah
@@skellingtonmeteoryballoon hope you recover from whatever is ailing you
@@aresef if that's the case, why not choose to cremate the body? It's way quicker and more hygienic, because the pathogens don't survive such high temperatures?
No offense but I think we have bigger problem
D:
What could be bigger than Covid 19
Astaghfirullah, people don't sort by new unless you want to see some of the hate even on this video. Some of these pathetic excuses for humans are so low that they don't even have the decency to keep their comments on religion away when watching a video about death and grieving.
..u hiring??
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un
I really hope more people see your agenda Vice. It's a shame!
Islam is belong to 7th century era!! Now we live in 21th century why are religion still relevant?? It's amazed me😒😒
Polygamy and pedophilia
@@skellingtonmeteoryballoon that exactly describes u .
@@Lebpride85
im on that path to 72 black eyed houris in the 8th level jannah. 👾
My IZAR is tied 🙃
fairy tales are good according to cult religion
@@Lebpride85 Ho where you actually belong, to no one.
Muslim, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, and Buddhist has to die one so if you’re suffering from any kind of emotional state whether it’s anxiety, stress, or depression or loss of loved or financially these all things are temporary what is real is death just remember that you’re not here forever in this earth then you all will see the changes in your lives. Have a blessed and healthy life.
Valar Morghulis
Valar Dohaeris