In Salah prayers and in visiting graves, greetings are sent using words in first-person addressed directly to the dead person. Some even say the dead person answers back to the greeting with a similar greeting. The Qur'an says the following:
"You cannot make the dead hear, you cannot make the deaf listen to your call when they turn their backs and leave." (Qur'an 27:80)
In Salah prayers and in visiting graves, greetings are sent using words in first-person addressed directly to the dead person. Some even say the dead person answers back to the greeting with a similar greeting. The Qur'an says the following:
"You cannot make the dead hear, you cannot make the deaf listen to your call when they turn their backs and leave." (Qur'an 27:80)
In Salah prayers and in visiting graves, greetings are sent using words in first-person addressed directly to the dead person. Some even say the dead person answers back to the greeting with a similar greeting. The Qur'an says the following:
"You cannot make the dead hear, you cannot make the deaf listen to your call when they turn their backs and leave." (Qur'an 27:80)
In Salah prayers and in visiting graves, greetings are sent using words in first-person addressed directly to the dead person. Some even say the dead person answers back to the greeting with a similar greeting. The Qur'an says the following:
"You cannot make the dead hear, you cannot make the deaf listen to your call when they turn their backs and leave." (Qur'an 27:80)
In Salah prayers and in visiting graves, greetings are sent using words in first-person addressed directly to the dead person.
Some even say the dead person answers back to the greeting with a similar greeting. The Qur'an says the following: "You cannot make the dead hear, you cannot make the deaf listen to your call when they turn their backs and leave." (Qur'an 27:80)
