Our real home. OurOur village cemetery. We are Muslim. We go in this cemetery in every Friday. And pray to Allah for our relatives It is a common practice in many Muslim communities to visit the cemetery on Fridays, the holy day of the week in Islam, to offer prayers and pay respects to deceased relatives and friends. This is seen as a way of remembering and honoring those who have passed away and seeking blessings and forgiveness from Allah for them. In Islam, death is seen as a natural and inevitable part of life, and burial in a cemetery is considered a religious obligation. The cemetery is seen as a sacred and peaceful place where the bodies of the deceased are laid to rest until the Day of Judgment. Muslims believe that the soul continues to live on after death, and visiting the graves of loved ones is seen as a way of connecting with them spiritually and seeking blessings and forgiveness for them. The village cemetery you visit is likely a place of deep significance and meaning for your community, representing a connection to your ancestors and a sense of continuity and belonging. By visiting and praying at the cemetery, you are participating in a tradition that has been passed down through generations and affirming your faith in Allah's mercy and compassion.

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