Most Muslims believe there is punishment in the grave, especially if one committed evil deeds.
On Sunday and Monday, the dead in Mombasa, especially those who died in the Muslim faith, were a happy lot in the different cemeteries.
At least that is what Muslims believe. It is believed, in Islam, the dead are able to see and hear the living but cannot talk, and so when they see their relatives praying in the cemeteries, they are happy.
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It marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, prayer, and reflection.
