Anyone fimiliar with this tradition

Called xus where Additionally, some families may from time to time hold a remembrance of feast xus in Somali
And what the point holding feast when like the father or mother dies every year
And why the child or child's pay the feast
Anyone know why:cosbyhmm:
 
We do that in my family on the anniversary of a deceased members death. We raise funds to cover the meals,donation, feed the poor and read Quran together and do digri.
 

Rooble44

Bishop of the order of Gacanta Furan βœ‹
Called xus where Additionally, some families may from time to time hold a remembrance of feast xus in Somali
And what the point holding feast when like the father or mother dies every year
And why the child or child's pay the feast
Anyone know why:cosbyhmm:
It's a form of duco, neef ba loo qalaa, and you basically feed people and get them to pray for the parent. I think it's an old Sufi Somali tradition.
 
We do that in my family on the anniversary of a deceased members death. We raise funds to cover the meals,donation, feed the poor and read Quran together and do digri.
But why tho ppl can feed the poor without holding tht feast tradition
I want to know what is behind it and meaning of it like when did it started before Islam or after Islam
 

Rooble44

Bishop of the order of Gacanta Furan βœ‹
Pray like I want to know if tht is haram or not
Some people say it's bid'ah, some say it isn't. I personally don't know, but I honestly don't see anything wrong with feeding those in need and making duco for someone, especially the diseased. It's the same concept as digging a well or building a mosque or giving charity in the name of the deceased so I really don't think there's anything wrong with it.
 
But why tho ppl can feed the poor without holding tht feast tradition
I want to know what is behind it and meaning of it like when did it started before Islam or after Islam

Being charitable is an important part of Islam. On the day when we have xuus its because :

Prophet Muhammad SWT said " You should remember the reality that brings an end to all worldy joys and pleasures, namely DEATH".

Once when Prophet was asked as who is the most sagacious and most prudent among people, he PBUH answered, " Those who are most aware of death and prepare themselves for it".

This shows that Islam encourages to constantly remember death. Also since the person has passed away they are unable to continue getting ajir so thats why its important to read quran for them and do digri.
 

Villainess

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Some people say it's bid'ah, some say it isn't. I personally don't know, but I honestly don't see anything wrong with feeding those in need and making duco for someone, especially the diseased. It's the same concept as digging a well or building a mosque or giving charity in the name of the deceased so I really don't think there's anything wrong with it.
bidah can be both good or bad
 

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