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Condolence (ta'ziya)

التعزية

Condolence (ta'ziya)

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Worship and the pillars

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Consoling the family of the deceased and encouraging patience with them; the reward is in the Sunna, and the custom continues for three days according to the majority.

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Prayer in early Islam before the Night Journey· Command, prohibition and capacity· The days of Tashriq· The five pillars of Islam· The lawful, the unlawful and the doubtful· Imam (prayer leader)· Islam (the religion and the term)· The no-harm maxim

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islam.museum contributors. “Condolence (ta'ziya)”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/practice/taziya/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Accessed 2026-10-18.

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Prayer in early Islam before the Night Journey

What al-Raheeq al-Makhtum reports on the first prescription of prayer: two rakats morning and evening according to Muqatil ibn Sulayman citing Ghafir 55, Ibn Hajar's statement that the Prophet and his Companions certainly prayed before the Night Journey though whether anything was obligatory before the five prayers is disputed, Jibril's teaching of ablution at the first revelation, and the Muslims praying hidden in the ravines.