What do you say at an Arab funeral?

Popular Islamic Condolences to Send a Loved One

• “So lose not heart nor despair.”
• “May Allah give you patience.”
• “May Allah give them an easy and pleasant journey and shower blessings on their grave.”
• “I pray the love of Allah enfolds you during your difficult times and He helps you heal with the passage of time.”

How do you say that someone died?

These are just a few ideas of what to write when someone has died:

1. Sending you my deepest condolences.
2. My most sincere condolences after such a tragic loss.
3. We are so sorry for your loss.
4. Wishing you strength and support from the people around you.
5. You will be in my thoughts as you come to terms with such a terrible loss.

How do you say death in different languages?

Here are 14 ways to refer to death in different languages:

1. “Mortem”: Latin.
2. “Morte”: Italian and Portuguese.
3. “Rest in Peace”: English.
4. “Al-Moat”: Arabic.
5. “Thanatos”: Greek.
6. “Muerte”: Spanish.
7. “Rest Easy”: English.
8. “Kifo”: Swahili.

What do you say when someone dies unexpectedly in Islam?

“Inna illahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un” – Translated to mean “from God we come and back to God we will go”. Basically; “ashes to ashes, dust to dust” but in Arabic. This is said between muslims as a sign of conveying one’s condolences during a time of grief.

What language has the most words for death?

1. Latin. Arguably Latin is a language that has the most words that mean death. Translation from Latin uses such words as mortis, mors, fatum, nex, letum.

How do you say undead in different languages?

Translations for undead

1. أونددArabic.
2. udødeDanish.
3. UntotenGerman.
4. mortintojEsperanto.
5. muertos vivientesSpanish.
6. ارواحPersian.
7. UndeadFinnish.
8. morts-vivantsFrench.