Respect those slain at Uhud by prioritizing those who have memorized more Qur'an when burying them together in one shroud .

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was known to have a great respect for those who had memorized the Quran. This is evident in his burial practices for those slain at Uhud. He would put two or three people in one shroud and ask which one had memorized more Quran; he would then prioritize this person by placing them first in the niche-grave. Additionally, he commanded that they should be buried with their blood without being washed or having a funeral prayer said over them. This shows how much respect he had for those who dedicated themselves to learning and remembering Allah's words as well as how important it is to remember Allah's words even after death.