What is the term for the prayer offered for a deceased Muslim, performed without the usual bowing or prostration?

Explanation

– Salat-ul-Janazah refers to the funeral prayer offered for a deceased Muslim, distinctively performed without the usual bowing (Ruku) or prostration (Sujud) found in standard obligatory prayers.
– This prayer is considered a communal obligation (Fardh Kifayah), meaning that if a sufficient number of Muslims perform it, the broader community’s obligation is fulfilled.
– For exams, remember that this prayer consists of a series of Takbirs, along with specific supplications made on behalf of the deceased and the broader Muslim community.