The Funeral prayer (Namaz-e-Janaza) is performed while standing in lines. It is a special congregational prayer for a deceased Muslim and is offered without the usual physical movements of regular Salah like ruku and sujood.

During this prayer, Muslims stand shoulder to shoulder in straight rows, facing the Qiblah. The body of the deceased is placed in front, and the Imam leads the prayer. The congregation offers four takbeers and makes supplications for forgiveness and peace for the deceased.

Standing in lines shows unity, discipline, and respect. It also reminds the Muslim community of the importance of supporting each other during times of loss.

This prayer is considered a communal obligation (Farz-e-Kaffaya), meaning if a group from the community performs it, the duty is fulfilled for everyone.

Namaz-e-Janaza is simple and short, but its reward is great. Participating in it is a way to earn blessings and show compassion. It also reminds Muslims to live a good life and be prepared for the Hereafter.

Funeral prayer builds a strong bond in the community and teaches the value of togetherness and mercy in Islam.