What is the proper etiquette for visiting the deceased Islamically at someone's house ?
What is allowed when you visit the grave later, in terms of standing there and reading Quran,fatiha,Yaseen, etc ?
The reason why I'm asking is because I understand there is a huge cultural overlap in this as well.
What about when there is a death and you visit their house and somebody walks in and says sorry to hear about your loss and lets make dua, so all raise their hands, only to be repeated 3 mins later by someone else. Islamic or just cultural ?
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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