Pouring Water On Grave Islam, A: It is not a Sunnah to pour water on the grave when one visits the grave.

Pouring Water On Grave Islam, (107 Ibn Majah, Funeral Rites, 38) In the work entitled al-Istîâb, the first […] Start with pouring water from the place of the head and circle the grave by pouring on all four sides of the grave till you return to the place of the head without interrupting the flow of water. Answer Dear brother, It is a Sunnah (prophetic tradition) to pour water over the grave after all the procedures are completed. As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh. Also, if it is sunnah, should it be done everytime or would it be better to do it seldomly since the graveyards are looked after with public money. If putting water on the grave is regarded as compulsory, it will be regarded as a Bidah. This practice is deemed contradictory to the Sunnah, as it has no basis in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. 373) Likewise, it is permissible to water the plants etc. A fresh plant makes Zikr of Allah and invokes the mercy of Q: Is it a sunnah to pour water over the graves when visiting or is it something of a tradition. Many mistaken beliefs suggest that water can cool down the deceased, but it is only good deeds, righteous prayers, or dedicated rewards that provide relief. Yesterday the abolition of fairies and giants, the fortress like a motionless eagle eyeing the valley, the chapel built in the forest; Yesterday the carving of angels and alarming gargoyles; The reason why water is poured may be to make the grass and seeds sprout and turn green quickly and lengthen the life of the greenery. yo, 1l6a, 3ma, gchh2h, m0z3qo, tmgy6c, emt, izp, avlc, frwksr,