FUNERAL SERVICES IN MICHIGAN
Islamic Memorial Gardens
Address:28830 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland, MI 48185
Phone # 313-334-4958
GATE TO HEAVEN FUNERAL HOME
Address:6333 Schaefer Rd, Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone # 313-908-9356
Islamic House of Wisdom
Address:22575 Ann Arbor Trail , Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
Phone # 313-359-1221
http://www.islamichouseofwisdom.com/
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Islamic Institute of Knowledge
Address:6345 Schaefer Rd, Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone # 313-584-2570
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The Muslim Unity Center
Address:1830 W Square Lake Rd, Bloomfield Twp, MI 48302
Phone # 248-857-9200
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Muslim Community Association – MCA (Islamic Center of Ann Arbor)
Address: 2301 Plymouth Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone # 734-665-6772
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American Moslem Society (Masjid Dearborn)
Address: 9945 Vernor Hwy, Dearborn, MI 48120
Phone # 313-849-2147
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Masjid al-Fath (Islamic Center of Warren)
Address: Not Available
Phone # Not Available
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Islamic Center of Detroit – ICD
Address: 14350 Tireman Ave, Detroit, MI 48228
Phone # 313-584-4143
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MCWS Muslim Community of Western Suburbs
Address: 40440 Palmer Rd, Canton, MI 48188
Phone # 734-467-7704
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IAGD
Address: 879 W. Auburn Road Rochester Hills, MI 48307
Phone # 248-852-5657
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Islamic Center of East Lansing
Address: 920 S Harrison Rd, East Lansing, MI 48823
Phone # 517-351-4309
http://lansingislam.com/
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ICNA Relief Michigan (Muslim Family Services)
Address: 12500 Mitchell St, Detroit, MI 48212
Phone # 313-366-6800
https://muslimfamilyservices.org/
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Rahman Funeral Home
Address:12924 Joseph Campau Detroit, MI 48212
Phone # 313-366-2310
http://rahmanfuneralhome.com/
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- Funeral Steps
Muslim funeral services, also known as Janazah, involve several steps that are typically followed by the Muslim community. Here are the general steps involved in a Muslim funeral service:
1. Ghusl (Ritual Washing): The body of the deceased is ritually washed by individuals of the same gender. It is recommended to perform this washing three times using water mixed with camphor or other purifying substances. The body is then wrapped in a plain white shroud (kafan).
2. Salah al-Janazah (Funeral Prayer): The community gathers to perform the funeral prayer for the deceased. This prayer is offered in congregation and includes supplications for the forgiveness and mercy of Allah upon the deceased. The prayer can be performed in a mosque, funeral home, or any suitable location.
3. Transporting the Body: The body is transported to the burial site, which is typically a Muslim cemetery. It is customary for the deceased to be transported in a simple wooden coffin. Family and friends may accompany the body to the burial site.
4. Burial: At the cemetery, a grave is prepared for the deceased. The body is gently placed in the grave, with the right side facing the qibla (the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca). The grave is then filled with soil, and a marker may be placed to identify the grave.
5. Mourning Period: After the burial, a mourning period begins. The length and customs of the mourning period can vary depending on cultural practices and personal preferences. It is common for family and friends to offer condolences to the immediate family of the deceased during this time.
6. Continuing Prayers and Remembrance: It is encouraged for family and friends to continue praying for the deceased and seeking Allah’s mercy upon them. Muslims also believe in the benefit of giving charity and performing good deeds on behalf of the deceased.
It’s important to note that specific practices and customs may vary among different Muslim communities and cultures. Additionally, local laws and regulations regarding funeral procedures may need to be followed. It’s advisable to consult with local Muslim leaders or funeral service providers for more specific guidance and assistance in organizing a Muslim funeral service.