Different religious ways of handling the dead body after death:

Here are some different religious ways of handling the dead body after death:

1. Islam: Burial within 24 hours, washed and wrapped in white cloth (Kafan), facing towards Mecca.

2. Christianity: Funeral service, burial or cremation, often with a wake or viewing beforehand.

3. Judaism: Burial within 24 hours, washed and wrapped in simple white shroud (Tahara), no cremation.

4. Hinduism: Cremation, ashes scattered in holy water or buried.

5. Buddhism: Cremation, ashes kept in urns or buried.

6. Sikhism: Cremation, ashes scattered in running water.

7. Baha'i: Burial, no cremation, grave marked with a Bahá'í symbol.

8. Shintoism: Cremation, ashes buried or kept in family shrines.

9. Taoism: Burial or cremation, rituals focus on ensuring a peaceful transition.

10. Atheism: No specific rituals, often cremation or donation to science.

Remember, these are general practices and may vary based on individual beliefs and cultural traditions.

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