Namaz-e-Janaza (funeral prayer) is considered Farz-e-Kaffaya in Islam. This means it is a communal obligation. If some Muslims from the community perform it, the duty is fulfilled for everyone. But if no one performs it, the whole community is sinful.

This prayer is performed for a deceased Muslim to seek forgiveness and mercy from Allah for the departed soul. It shows love and respect for the person who has passed away.

Namaz-e-Janaza is a simple prayer with no ruku or sujood. It consists of four takbeers (saying Allahu Akbar), followed by dua (supplication) for the deceased.

The prayer teaches Muslims to remember death, prepare for the Hereafter, and support each other during difficult times.

Performing Janaza prayer is a great act of reward and helps remind the living of the importance of good deeds and sincere worship in life.

It also strengthens the unity of the Muslim community and encourages compassion and care for others, especially during moments of loss.