Issue 235: A dying Muslim, whether a man or a woman, whether old or young, must be laid on their back in such a way that the soles of their feet would face the Quiblah, and if it is not possible to lay them in this manner thoroughly, as an obligatory precaution, the instructions must be followed to the possible extent, and if it is completely impossible to lay them so, as an obligatory precaution they must be seated facing the Quiblah, and if this is also impossible, the obligatory precaution is to lay them on their right or left side in such a way that they face the Quiblah.

Issue 236: It is recommended that the Shahadatayn as well as the acknowledgement of the Twelve Imams and other tenets of faith be inculcated to a dying person in such a way that they would understand. It is also recommended to repeat these until they die.

Issue 237: It is Makruh (legally disapproved) to leave a dying person alone, or to place a heavy thing on their stomach, or to be by their side in the state of Janabah or menstruation, to chatter or cry beside them, or to let only women remain with them.