Chapter 126
Remembrance 1 from Chapter 126 How the deceased benefits from the words of others
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THE ‘ULAMĀ’ ARE unanimous that du‘ā’ for the dead benefits them and the reward of it reaches them. They cite as proof the saying of Allah “And those who came after them say: ‘Lord, forgive us and our brothers who came before us into the faith.’ ”
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: “And those who came after them say: ‘Lord, forgive us and our brothers who came before us into the faith.’” [1].