اختلاف المعاصرين في مسألة الترحم على من مات من غير المسلمين: دراسة فقهية مقارنة

Abstract EN

The article discusses the issue of praying for mercy for those who have died in religions other than Islam, such as Judaism and Christianity.

contemporary scholars disagree over whether it is permissible or forbidden.

their disagreement is based on whether or not non-Islamic believers’ good deeds are accepted by Allah on the day of judgment.

we came to the conclusion that the conflict is not brought about by the texts being defended or contested, but rather by the divergent interpretations and viewpoints that each group employed to formulate its position.

additionally, we have come to the conclusion that more recent research is required because the issue is both classical and contemporary.