Should Janazah Prayer be offered over a dead fetus who was miscarried in its seventh month?


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A: Anyone who dies and is buried without offering Janazah Prayer over them, it is obligatory to offer Janazah Prayer over their grave, since offering Janazah Prayer over a deceased is a collective obligation which in your case was not performed. It is considered to be performed if just one person offers it, as stated by Muslim scholars regarding the ruling on the conditions for waiving a collective obligation. Accordingly, you should offer Janazah Prayer over the grave of your son, either by yourself or in congregation.May Allah grant us success. May peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions.


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