Description
Kitabul Janaiz: Death and Burial
Few things matter more to a Muslim family than caring for a loved one correctly at the time of death. Kitabul Janaiz: Death & Burial, published by the Majlisul Ulama of South Africa, is an English-language reference on the Islamic rulings related to death, funerals, and burial.
“Kitabul Janaiz” means “the Book of Funerals.” If you are looking for an Islamic funeral book in English that serves as a detailed reference, this title is a good fit for your shelf.
What you will find in this book
Typical subjects in a Book of Janaiz are listed below. Replace them with the real chapter list from your copy.
- Rulings connected with death
- Washing (ghusl) and shrouding (kafan) of the deceased
- The funeral prayer (janazah)
- Burial and related matters
Who is this book for?
- Imams, khateebs, and mosque committee members
- Volunteers who assist families at the time of death
- Students of fiqh and Islamic studies
- Families who want to be prepared and informed
- Mosque and community libraries
Why choose this book?
- A fiqh reference: the “Kitab” format suggests a detailed treatment rather than a short checklist
- A named source: published by the Majlisul Ulama of South Africa
- A lasting resource: useful for the whole community, not just one family
- English language: accessible to readers across the USA
A note for readers
This book is an educational reference. Rulings can depend on circumstances, so consult a qualified scholar or your local imam about your particular situation. If you are grieving, please also lean on your family, community and imam for support.
More from this publisher and on related topics
Read What Happens After Death? for the stages of the Hereafter, and Answer to Al-Azhar’s Fatwa on Celebrating Eid, also from the Majlisul Ulama of South Africa.
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What does “Kitabul Janaiz” mean?
It means “the Book of Funerals.” Janaiz (janazah) refers to funeral matters in Islam.
Who published this book?
The Majlisul Ulama of South Africa published it.
Is the book in English?
Yes. This listing is for the English edition.
Who is it for?
Imams, students, volunteers, and families who want a reference on Islamic funeral and burial rulings.
Does it replace advice from a scholar?
No. For your particular situation, ask a qualified scholar or your local imam.





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