Rules of Namaz-e-Mayit (Funeral Prayer) and Wahshat serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the rituals associated with the funeral prayer in Islam, known as Namaz-e-Mayit, along with the concept of Wahshat, or the fear and solitude faced by the deceased in the grave. Key aspects discussed in the book include: Significance of Namaz-e-Mayit: The book explains the spiritual importance of the funeral prayer, highlighting its role in interceding for the deceased and its status as a collective obligation (Fard Kifayah) for the Muslim community. Rituals and Procedure: A detailed, step-by-step description of how to perform Namaz-e-Mayit, including the specific actions, intentions, and supplications involved. The book emphasizes the proper etiquette to observe during the prayer, including the position of the body and the congregation. Wahshat (Solitude in the Grave): An exploration of the concept of Wahshat, discussing the fear and loneliness experienced by the deceased. The text offers insights into how the living can help alleviate this solitude through prayers and good deeds performed on behalf of the deceased. Recommended Supplications: The book includes various supplications and prayers that are recommended for both the deceased and their loved ones during this time, providing spiritual comfort and guidance. Cultural and Religious Context: A discussion of how different Islamic cultures observe Namaz-e-Mayit and the variations that may exist in practices across communities, while maintaining the core principles of Islamic teachings. This guide aims to equip readers with a thorough understanding of the funeral prayer's significance and the spiritual implications of Wahshat, fostering a deeper appreciation of these important aspects of Islamic practice.