Usually, when visiting graves, it is done by cleaning the tomb that has been overgrown with wild grass. Not only that, sending prayers to deceased parents is also very meaningful to them. Because the righteous child who prays for them is a continuous act of worship that will never be cut off after death. "When a person dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for him." (Narrated by Muslim No. 1631)

Rasulullah exemplified that when visiting graves, it is recommended to greet with the following words:

Translate the following 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Meaning: "O Allah! Forgive the deceased, grant him Your mercy, peace, and forgive his sins, and place him in a noble place (Paradise), widen his grave, wash him with water, snow, and ice water. Cleanse him from all sins, as You cleanse a white garment from dirt. Replace his home with a better home (in this world), a family (or spouse in Paradise) better than his family (in this world), a spouse (or husband) better than his wife (or husband), and admit him to Paradise, protect him from the torment of the grave and Hell."

"Allahummaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimat, wal mukminina wal mukminat, al-ahyai minhum wal amwat, min masyariqil ardhi ila magharibih, barriha wa bahriha, khushushan ila abaina, wa ummatina, wa ajdadinna, wa jaddarina, wa asatidzatina, wa mu'allimina, wa li man ahsana ilaina, wa li ashhabil huquqi 'alayna. Meaning: "O Allah, forgive the male and female believers, the male and female Muslims, those who are alive and those who have passed away, those who are spread from the east to the west, on land and at sea, especially our fathers, mothers, grandparents, teachers, and mentors, those who have done good to us, and those who still have rights over us."