Larangan Membina Masjid Di Atas Kubur

Tersebut dalam Hadis No. 691 Sahih Bukhari di mana Nabi s.a.w., melarang membina masjid di atas kubur kerana perbuatan itu tidak disukai dan dikutuk oleh Allah swt.

   عن عائشة عن النبي ص م  قال مَرَضِهِ الذى مات فيه لعن الله يهُودَ والنصَارى اتخذو

        قبُورَ انبيَائِهم مسجدًا قلت ولولا ذلِك لاَبرَزُواقبرَهُ غيراَنّى اَخشَى ان يُتّخَذَ مَسجدًا.

Dari Aishah r.a., katanya ketika Nabi sedang sakit keras mendakati ajal beliau, beliau bersabda: " Allah mengutuk orang-orang Yahudi dan Nasrani yang menjadikan kubur nabi-nabi mereka menjadi masjid." Kata Aishah menambahkan,"Kalau tidak demikian tentu mereka menyatakan bahwa itu kubur Nabi, tanpa aku khuatir akan dijadikan masjid."

* Bagaimanapun masih terdapat masjid-masjid di seluruh dunia telah pun dibina di atas kubur seperti Masjid Al Aqsa di Baitul Maqdis, di Mesir, di Malaysia dan lain-lain lagi serta terdapat pula yang mempertahankan perkara ini di atas rujukan Surah Al Kahfi ayat 21 ada kaitannya. 

Tujuh Kategori Perkuburan Islam Di Malaysia

Terdapat tujuh kategori perkuburan Islam di Malaysia:

1. Perkuburan Di Raja atau Makam Di Raja.
2. Perkuburan Pahlawan atau Makam Pahlawan.
3. Perkuburan Khas Kekeluargaan.
4. Perkuburan Khas Daerah.
5. Perkuburan Mukim. 
6. Perkuburan Bersejarah.  
7. Perkuburan Lama Yang Ditinggalkan.

Perkuburan atau Makam Di Raja bersebelahan pada Masjid Ubudiyah, Kuala Kangsar, Perak.

Makam Pahlawan Yang Terdapat Di Masjid Negara, Kuala Lumpur 1984.

Perkuburan Khas Kekeluargaan Di Tanah Perkuburan Masjid Bakar Arang, Sg.Petani, Kedah.

Perkuburan Khas Daerah (Sistematik) - Tanah Perkuburan Islam Sungai Petani, Kedah.

Perkuburan Mukim (Tradisional)

Perkuburan Bersejarah Kampung Tok Soh, Pinang Tunggal, Sg.Petani, Kedah.

INDIAN NATIONAL DIES IN MALAYSIA

Death Of Indian National In Malaysia 

In the unfortunate event of the death of an Indian national in Malaysia, please follow the under mentioned procedure:

• Lodge a report with the police at once
• Rush the body to the hospital and get a death certificate
• Inform the next of kin in India
• Contact a casket company for the embalming of the body
• Contact any of the airlines flying to India to obtain the airline schedule and book the passage of the casket. Normally the casket is charged by weight by the airline
• Come to the Indian High Commission with copies of the police report, death certificate, medical certificate and the passport of the deceased
• The Indian High Commission will attest all the documents, cancel the passport, and issue a No Objection Letter for the body of the deceased to be taken to India
• In case the body is unclaimed, the Malaysian authorities will dispose it after waiting for a certain period.
• In case the relatives of the deceased are too poor to afford the paperwork, embalming, transportation etc, the body can be disposed off in Malaysia in accordance to the religion of the deceased.

Please note the Indian High Commission does not have any provision for payment of any expenses with regard to any of the above. Nor can the Indian High Commission take the responsibility of sending back to India, disposal of the body etc of any deceased. The responsibility of doing all this is that of the employer or that of friends and/or relatives. The Indian High Commission only assists in doing all the paperwork required. For cases of death, our officials give priority with regard to the necessary paperwork without charging any emergency fees.
For compensation in case of death arising out of Industrial accidents, the procedure is as per the Malaysian labour law . Indian High Commission can assist in the follow up of such cases, but does not have any jurisdiction to act in case of inadequate or delayed payment of compensation. 


* Other foreign nationalities please refer their respective consulate as required.


Refer:

http://www.indianhighcommission.com.my/consular_service.php