Is it permissible to allow non-Muslims to attend a funeral of a Muslim during burial and other procession? If yes, to what extent and under what conditions? For example, can the non-Muslims participate in the actual burying of the dead Muslim? Please cite evidences, incidents etc. Sheikh Faysal Mawlawi, deputy chairman of the European Council for Fatwa and Research, states the following: In principle, there is nothing wrong in attending the funerals of non-Muslims and offering condolences to them. The reason I raised the matter of a hypothetical nonmuslim neighbour having the rights of attendance of his/her (nonmuslim) funeral from a muslim is because if this is the case, the case for attending a muslim's funeral (in such a nonmuslim service) would be further strengthened. Sep 9, 2025 ยท This article explains Muslim funeral etiquette and rituals, so whether you are part of the Islamic community or simply attending a Muslim funeral for the first time, you can understand what to expect and how to show your respect. Learn what to expect at a Muslim funeral in the UK, from traditions and prayers to burial customs and how to show respect as a guest. Discover whether a non-Muslim can respectfully participate in Islamic funeral rites. A person that is not Muslim can attend the funeral of a Muslim. However, there are some etiquettes and expectations to keep in mind when attending a Muslim funeral. The most important right of a Muslim on his fellow Muslim brother is to attend his funeral and Salat ul Janazah. As part of this belief, Muslim funerals and burials are usually held as soon as possible after death in order to free the soul from the body.

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