Same-gendered family members perform ghusl on the participant in this event at least three times, but can continue for any number of odd times.
During this event, women participants have their hair braided into three braids. Women can use up to five pieces of cloth during this event, while men traditionally use three. Same-gendered family members perform ghusl on the participant in this event at least three times, but can continue for any number of odd times. The prayer for this event has no bowing or prostration but, like the Eid prayer, has an additional four takbirs (tuck-BEERZ). That prayer takes place in an auxiliary room or courtyard, but cannot take place in a (*) mosque itself. Some women must observe the iddah after this event for four months and ten days, during which they cannot interact with na-mahram. The Salat al-Janazah (sal-AT al-juh-NAAZ-uh) prayer is performed during this event. Kafan is the use of an inexpensive white cloth in preparation for this event, which involves placing three handfuls of soil into the ground perpendicular to the qiblah (KEY-bluh). For 10 points, name this event which must be undertaken immediately after death in Islam.
During this event, women participants have their hair braided into three braids.
funeral [also accept burial or equivalent, but do not accept "death"]