"Janazah" meaning in English

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          "text": "The janazah, or funeral-prayers, are repeated by the priest, the people around saying Amin or “Amen.”",
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          "ref": "1993, A.H.M. Quasem, Essential Islamic Teachings, page 51:",
          "text": "This prayer is called Janazah prayer, It is offered in a standing position. […] The Janazah prayer is a collective obligation (Fard-Kifayah) on all the Muslims of the locality of the dead person.",
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          "text": "Here we differ: The Janázah with a lid is not a Badawi article: the wildlings use the simplest stretcher; and I would translate the lines: The son of woman, whatso his career / One day is borne upon the gibbous bier.",
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