Ozan Güven questioned whether saying “May God have mercy” at funerals is really so difficult, drawing attention to how people express their condolences after a death. The phrase was central to his remarks about what can be said at a funeral.
Güven said people could say “May God have mercy” at funerals instead of talking about energies in galaxies. His statement contrasted discussion of galactic energies with expressing a wish for mercy for the deceased in a funeral setting.
“Is it so difficult to say ‘May God have mercy’ at funerals?” Güven asked, adding that the phrase could be used. His remarks did not refer to another named person, a specific funeral or a particular event; the point he made was about saying “May God have mercy” at funerals.
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