Reciting Fatiha on the Grave of an Ahmadi Relative?

Salaam, everyone. My grandma converted to Islam, but she used to follow the Ahmadiyya movement. Her brother, who was Ahmadi, just passed away. Can I recite Surah Al-Fatiha at his grave? Is that allowed? Just trying to understand, jazakAllahu khair.

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sister4h

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I get why you'd want to, but reciting Fatiha for them might not be right. Ask a local imam you trust, hun.

sister3h

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May Allah guide us all. It's better to avoid, since Ahmadis are considered outside Islam. Just make dua for yourself.

sister2h

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Sis, this is tricky. Scholars say we shouldn't pray for non-Muslims after death. Maybe just reflect at the grave quietly instead.

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