Sydney Islamic Funerals
We Provide All Types of Funeral Services you and your family.
The Funeral Services
The body of the deceased is washed in a clean, secluded, and private place where clean water and soap are available. Gloves and aprons are always worn when handling and washing the deceased. SIF provides disposable gloves, aprons and face masks. This includes bins for general rubbish as well as hazardous waste bins for any contaminated waste removed from the body.
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Arranging a Funeral
The death certificate is a requirement of the NSW Birth Death Marriages office. A Death Registration Form (DRF) is completed for each death in NSW.
Prepare the Will
Specify how your funeral arrangements are carried out, how your inheritance, wealth and estate will be distributed and even matters concerning guardianship of minors.
What to do After Death
Muslims observe a three-day mourning period where loved ones and relatives may visit the immediate family of the deceased to pay their respect In this time.
Preparation of Death
The Prophet (PBUH) encouraged Muslims to visit the grave to reduce our worldly love and to remind us of the hereafter. The grave can be visited at any time, and it is not necessary to visit the day after the burial. However, there is special reward for visiting every week on Friday.
Help and Advice in Funeral Process
What’s involved in a funeral?
SIF holds the privacy of the deceased as a crucial and important requirement during the ghusl. The Awrah (private parts) of the deceased is covered through the entire ghusl process. For males, the Awrah is the body between the navel and the knees. For females, the Awrah is the body between the shoulders and the knees.
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The Funeral Services
The Burial Process including Washing and Shrouding
Burying the deceased is a communal obligation (Fard Kifaayah) for Muslims and is preferably performed as soon as possible. The four aspects which must be performed involve 4 steps
Expressing Comfort
Although eulogies are not part of the Islamic funeral process, during the visitation and mourning period. mourners will speak about the deceased. It is advisable for visitors to minimises the pain of the grieving.
Requirements of the Janazah
Salatul Janazah is a collective obligation. The prayer is different to the five daily prayers, as it is offered standing up behind the dead body. The dead body must be on the ground or propped by a bier. The Janazah prayer does not involve prostrations.
To Allah (Almighty God) we belong, and to Him is our return
The Funeral Process
It is an obligatory act for at least I member of the community to perform this duty (referred to as Fard-e-kifaya – an obligation which if performed by 1 member Of the community.
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Then the entire community is absolved from the responsibility, and if not, then the entire community is accountable to Allah SWT for this omission,
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