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According to Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin (UniSIRAJ) Rector, Prof. Dr. Rozaimi Ramle, Islamic jurisprudence allows exhumation under specific circumstances. These include if the deceased wasn't bathed, isn't facing the Qibla, was buried with valuables, or was pregnant with a potentially surviving baby. Exhumation is also permissible if buried on private land without consent, if a non-Muslim is buried in sacred ground, due to risk of animal disturbance or flooding, or for criminal investigations with proper authorization. Exhumation procedures must respect the deceased's dignity, avoiding exposure and unnecessary delays.
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