Difficult Times, Made Easier

South London Islamic Funeral Services provides free Islamic funeral arrangements and guidance on what to do when someone dies.

To contact us to arrange a funeral please ring
Br Abdul Rauf – 07939 868677
Br Tajumal – 07718535647
Tel: 020 8677 0588

How We Can Help

We provide a free Muslim funeral service to all Muslims across South London to reduce the burden and stress at times of need. Our detailed guides provide step by step information on what to do when someone dies, support for someone who approaches their end of life and post death guidance.

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you should discuss and agree (as early as possible) on how to manage the situation. Where possible include the family member who is ill/frail so their wishes are taken into account regarding issues as place of death, resuscitation status, burial arrangements etc. Where they lack capacity, decisions should be made in the best interest of the family member rather than personal opinions. By having a clear plan of action, care will be better coordinated, and this may also prevent additional stress at the time of death.

If you are the person with responsibility for registering the death and arranging the funeral you should ensure that the next of kin and hospital know that you are the point of contact. Click here for details

The MCCD (Medical Certificate Cause of Death) is given to the next of kin who is required to deliver it to the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages within five days. In the absence of a next of kin, the following can register the death: A relative Someone present at the death An administrator from the hospital The person making arrangements with the funeral directors This can also be emailed directly by a hospital (bereavement office) to the Registrar instead of being given to the next of kin.

In order to obtain the Certificate for Burial or Cremation (or Green Burial form) and the Certificate of Registration of Death, you will need to provide the Registrar (at the council office for Registration of Deaths) with information about the deceased usually supplied on the Registrar’s Information Request form.