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Soul/spirit (Roh) visits their homes on Fridays? A myth or reality?

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My grandfather died in 2020. After that, always on Friday night, for some reason, we start talking about him. Even if I did not know it is Friday night or Friday, I feel him or memories come to my mind. The same happens with my brother who died in 2022. I randomly feel them, think of them, and just check the day, and it’s Friday. This happens almost every Friday. Does this happen because I have that in my mind subconsciously? And how Islamic is the belief that souls(Roh) visit homes on Fridays?

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  1. In Shia Islam, the belief that souls or spirits (Roh) visit their homes on Fridays is a controversial topic with varying opinions. Here are some points to consider:

     

    *Myth or Reality?*

     

    – Some Shia scholars and authors suggest that souls visit their homes on Fridays, but this belief is not universally accepted.

    – There is no explicit mention of this belief in the Quran or authentic Hadiths (Prophetic traditions).

    – Some consider this belief a myth or a form of superstition.

     

    *Supporting Views*

     

    – Some scholars interpret certain Hadiths as indicating that souls may visit their families on Fridays, but these interpretations are not conclusive.

    – A few books and articles mention this belief, but without providing solid evidence or scholarly consensus.

     

    *Opposing Views*

     

    – Many Shia scholars and authorities do not accept this belief, considering it unfounded or contrary to Islamic teachings.

    – The Quran and Hadiths emphasize the separation of the soul from the body after death, with no mention of regular visits to earthly homes.

     

    *Conclusion*

     

    In Shia Islam, the belief that souls visit their homes on Fridays is not a established doctrine and lacks consensus among scholars. While some may interpret certain Hadiths or texts as supporting this belief, it remains a topic of debate and speculation. It’s essential to approach such beliefs with caution and rely on credible sources and scholarly consensus.

  2. Assalamualaikum! I believe this is a controversial topic in every school of thought of Islam. So, here, question is that if it’s a controversial topic then what can we do or what should we do for the departed souls? And that is, the Dua e Maghfirat, which is being supported in every sect.

    Jazak Allah