مراسم فاتحه (Mourning) is a traditional Islamic practice observed by families after the death of a loved one. It typically involves gathering friends and relatives to offer condolences, recite Quran verses, and pray for the deceased's soul. This gathering can last for several days, allowing the community to support the grieving family. During the Fatihah ceremony, attendees often share memories and stories about the deceased, fostering a sense of connection and remembrance. Food may be served, symbolizing hospitality and community support. The rituals aim to provide comfort and solace to the bereaved while honoring the memory of the departed.