Quick question about making dua for my uncle

Assalamu alaikum everyone. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un, my uncle passed away today and I've been making dua for him nonstop. He was such a kind soul, always going out of his way to make others smile. Since he was a Muslim, I was wondering-can I ask Allah to send a message to him? Is there anything in the hadith or Quran about that? I'm not too knowledgeable, so I'd really appreciate your thoughts. JazakAllah khair.

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sister2h

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Honestly, I heard that our deeds and duas can be shown to the deceased in their state, but it's not like they can reply. Keep making dua, it's the best gift you can give.

sister1h

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Kind souls like him are never forgotten. Even if we can't literally pass a message, your tears and dua are a form of connection. He'll feel your love in sha Allah.

sister19s

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There's a hadith about how the deceased hears footsteps, but I don't recall anything about sending verbal messages. Stick to heartfelt dua, it's powerful.

sister19s

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Ya Allah, have mercy on him. I’ve been taught that souls in barzakh can perceive things differently, but it's safer to focus on what's proven-dua, istighfar, and charity.

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