Death & Funeral Duas EN
At calamity, visiting graves and praying for the deceased. (7 duas)
1Dua for the DeceasedFor: Praying for forgiveness and mercy for one who has diedSahihSahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →2Dua When Visiting GravesFor: Greeting the people of the graves and remembering the HereafterSahihSahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →3Dua at Calamity (Inna Lillahi…)For: When struck by death, loss or any afflictionSahihSahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →4Dua of CondolenceFor: Comforting the bereaved with the Prophet’s wordsSahihSahih al-Bukhari and Sahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →5Dua for the Pangs of DeathFor: The Prophet’s own plea in his final illnessHasanSunan al-TirmidhiArabic + transliteration + meaning →6Prompting the Dying (Laqqinu Mawtakum)For: What to recite beside one near deathSahihSahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →7Lowering into the Grave (Bismillah wa Ala Millah)For: Words said placing the deceased in the graveHasanSunan Abu Dawud, Sunan al-Tirmidhi and Sunan Ibn MajahArabic + transliteration + meaning →
❓ Frequently asked questions
Which death & funeral duas are included?
Dua for the Deceased; Dua When Visiting Graves; Dua at Calamity (Inna Lillahi…); Dua of Condolence; Dua for the Pangs of Death; Prompting the Dying (Laqqinu Mawtakum); Lowering into the Grave (Bismillah wa Ala Millah). Open any dua for Arabic text, transliteration, meaning, narrator, grade and source.
Are these death & funeral duas authentic?
Every dua names its source (Quran passage or hadith collection) without invented numbers, plus narrator where known and a Sahih/Hasan/Daif or Quranic grade. Learn wording from a teacher; consult scholars for rulings.