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Fatwas on condolences
Writer Ayoub Abu Dayyeh argues that offering condolences to a Christian neighbor or friend should not become a test of faith or require a religious ruling, stressing that expressing sympathy and grief is a human value. He notes that Jordan’s General Iftaa Department has permitted offering condolences to non-Muslims and praying for them to receive God’s mercy, citing its fatwa No. 1321, issued on 17 August 2011. He concludes that religious differences do not diminish a person’s dignity or their right to comfort and equal citizenship.
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