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Question No. 3658 10 September 2026 Official answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat) verified Content level: Intermediate

تلقین میت چه حقیقتی را نشان می‌دهد؟

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Talqin:

It is clear evidence that communication with the deceased remains possible even after death.

It is an explicit reference to the spiritual life that follows death!

It also points specifically to the reality that relationships between this world and the Hereafter, and between those who dwell in them, take many forms.

Even in the present circumstances of this world, those in this world can influence the people of the Hereafter, and the people of the Hereafter can influence one another.

It shows that teaching, learning and exhortation do not end with death: those in this world can teach those in the Hereafter, and vice versa!

Talqin also reveals the further grace of the Almighty Lord toward the deceased: for a particular group among them, it makes it possible to make up for some of what they have missed.

The dying and the deceased may forget in the face of the terrors of death; talqin compensates for this possibility.

The state and manner of the person giving talqin affect the deceased; they serve as a kind of spiritual nourishment for them.

Talqin is a form of prayer on behalf of the deceased.

Talqin can also be directed to those present at the funeral procession and burial, serving as exhortation and instruction!

And so on ...

Talqin becomes part of the deceased’s accumulated stores.

Subject category: Epistemology

The essence and first answer at a glance (60-word summary)

The talqīn of the deceased points to the possibility of communicating with the dead after death, the spiritual life of the soul, the mutual influence of this world and the Hereafter, and God’s grace in making up for what has been missed. It is also a form of supplication and exhortation, and is added to the deceased’s provisions for the afterlife.

Answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat)

Teacher and researcher in the intellectual tradition of wisdom and the Ahl al-Bayt | Soroush Bamdadān Cultural Center

Taqin:

It is clear evidence that communication with the deceased remains possible even after death.

It explicitly points to the spiritual life that continues after death.

It also points to the particular reality that relations between this world and the Hereafter, and between those who dwell in each, take many forms.

Even in the circumstances of life in this world, its inhabitants can affect those in the Hereafter, and the inhabitants of the Hereafter can affect one another.

It shows that teaching, learning and admonition do not end with death: those in this world can teach those in the Hereafter, and vice versa.

Taqin also reveals the special grace of the Most High, who makes it possible for certain deceased people to make up for some of what they have missed.

The dying and the deceased may forget things amid the terrors of death; taqin makes up for this possibility.

The taqin-giver’s state and manner affect the deceased; they serve as a kind of spiritual sustenance for them.

Taqin is a form of prayer on behalf of the deceased.

Taqin can also benefit those present at the funeral and burial, serving as admonition and instruction.

And so on …

Taqin becomes part of the deceased’s accumulated good deeds.

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