Linguistically, Talqin means to "make someone understand," "to inspire," or "to remind." In Islamic funerary terminology, it refers to the practice of reciting specific phrases near the deceased after burial, aimed at helping the soul answer the questions of the angels Munkar and Nakir.
Some people whisper Talqin into the ear of the corpse before burial . That is incorrect. The correct time is after burial , when the questioning begins. Before burial, focus on du’a for forgiveness. kalimat talqin
Their first question: "Man rabbuka?" (Who is your Lord?) Talqin means to "make someone understand
The soul may be terrified, disoriented, and panicked. At that precise moment, Allah sends a reminder through the living—the Talqin . The reciter says: "Say: Allahu rabbi." " "to inspire