All Our Services
From the final moments of life to burial and beyond — and from welcoming a newborn to educating the community. Tap any service to learn more.
Funeral & urgent care
Complete funeral package
Collection, bathing, shrouding, Solat Jenazah, transport, NEA registration and burial.
Learn more24-hour funeral guidance
Step-by-step help for deaths at home, in hospital, at the mortuary or overseas.
Learn moreHome doctor certification
A 24-hour doctor to certify a death at home, subject to availability.
Learn moreHospital & hospice collection
Collection of the deceased from hospitals, hospices, nursing homes and the mortuary.
Learn moreRepatriation
Bringing a loved one home to Singapore, or sending them overseas for burial.
Learn moreFoetus, infant & body parts
Gentle, private management according to the stage of pregnancy or circumstances.
Learn moreBefore death
Islamic palliative care
Spiritual companionship, recitation and guidance for patients nearing the end of life.
Learn moreHospital & hospice visits New
Pro-bono visits by our asatizah to Muslim patients in hospitals and hospices.
Learn moreFiqh pesakit guidance New
How to purify and pray while ill, and the concessions Islam provides for the sick.
Learn moreCaregiver support
Religious encouragement and practical guidance for those caring for a loved one.
Learn moreLegacy planning awareness
Faraid, wasiat, hibah, nomination, wakaf and LPA, with referrals to professionals.
Learn moreFuneral pre-planning New
Record your funeral wishes in advance so your family knows exactly what to do.
Learn moreAfter burial
Home tahlil
Conducted by ARS-certified asatizah, with a short tazkirah. Packed food can be arranged.
Learn moreGrave cleaning
Monthly or twice-monthly upkeep: weeding, washing platforms and watering.
Learn moreGrave structures (dapur kubur)
21 designs, from red brick borders to chengai wooden monuments.
Learn moreBereavement support visits New
Guidance for the family in the days after burial: what is required, what is recommended, and coping with grief.
Learn moreNewborn & family
Placenta burial
Collection, washing, wrapping and burial, with a photo as confirmation.
Learn moreTahnik & tahliq
Tahnik with Ajwa dates, hair shaving and weighing, certificate and doa.
Learn moreAqiqah
Conducted at a farm in Medan, Indonesia, with completion evidence and certificate.
Learn moreHome blessing & doa
Quranic verses, doa and azan in the rooms by an assigned religious teacher.
Learn moreCommunity & education
Fiqh Jenazah course
"The Final Journey" - six modules and a hands-on practical session.
Learn morePalliative care talks & training New
For caregivers, healthcare workers, volunteers and community groups.
Learn moreFiqh pesakit classes New
Worship for the sick, taught to patients, caregivers and mosque congregations.
Learn moreMosque jemaah support New
At a mosque's request, we attend to congregants who are ill, dying or bereaved.
Learn moreSponsor Jenazah
Funeral assistance for families facing genuine financial hardship.
Learn moreWhatsApp community
Reminders, programme announcements and funeral knowledge.
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More ways we can help
Hospital & hospice visits
Our asatizah visit Muslim patients at hospitals and hospices, such as HCA Hospice, free of charge. We offer companionship, recitation and doa, gently help with the shahadah without pressure, and guide the family on what to do as death approaches and afterwards.
Request a visitMosque jemaah support
Mosques can ask us to attend to their congregants — an elderly jemaah who is unwell, a family with a loved one in palliative care, or a household that has just lost someone. We visit, guide and, where needed, manage the funeral on the family’s behalf.
Make a requestFiqh pesakit (worship for the sick)
- Purification when water cannot be used, and tayammum
- Praying seated, lying down or by gesture
- Combining and shortening prayers when permitted
- Fasting, fidyah and other concessions during illness
- Worship with catheters, dressings and medical devices
Islamic palliative care talks
- The Islamic view of illness, pain and death
- Spiritual needs of Muslim patients and families
- What to say, recite and avoid at the bedside
- Religious concessions and end-of-life decisions
- Caring for caregivers and managing anticipatory grief
Funeral pre-planning
Record your wishes in advance: preferred mosque, where the jenazah should be bathed, who should take part, and who your family representative is. It spares your family difficult decisions at a painful time.
Use the planning checklistBereavement support visits
In the days after burial we can visit the family to answer questions on what is required and recommended, deeds that benefit the deceased, and coping with grief with patience and hope.
Ask for a visitHelp for families in hardship
Families facing genuine financial hardship can ask to be considered for funeral assistance, subject to assessment and available funds.
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