Funeral Services

We try our best to keep the costs as low as possible so that families do not have to suffer undue expenses in their period of bereavement.

Adult (with casket/coffin) – £1250 + Cemetery Charges

Adult (For burial at Gardens of Peace) – £1300 + Cemetery Charges

Child (6 to 15yrs) – £1100 + Cemetery Charges (if applicable)

Child (1 to 5yrs) – £550 + Cemetery Charges (if applicable)

Child (under 1yr) – £350 + Cemetery Charges (if applicable)

Still born (Green Certificate) – £350 + Cemetery Charges (if applicable)

Foetus (White Certificate) – £350 + Cemetery Charges (if applicable)

Please note there will be an additional cost for out of hour evening and weekend services.

Local Cemetery Charges: (from January 2024)

Hendon Cemetery & Mill Hill Cemetery (Barnet Residents) – £4446.00

Carpenders Park Cemetery (Brent Residents) – £4005.00

Carpenders Park Cemetery (Harrow Residents) – £4600.80

Harrow Weald Cemetery (Harrow Residents) – £4600.80

Greenford Park Cemetery – Southall (Ealing Residents) – £4200.00

Gardens of Peace Cemetery (All Muslim Cemetery) – £3700.00

Additional Facilities:

Mortuary – 48hrs use of our mortuary is included. Thereafter £25 per day.

Mileage – Transportation within 5m radius for the deceased is included.

Hearse – We can have a hearse/limo hired for the funeral if requested. 

CT Scan – For details about the CT scan/MRI as opposed to the autopsy/post mortem, please contact us.

In accordance with Sharĩ’ah, the burial should not be delayed on any account such as the arrival of family members or for any other reason.

After death, bathing and shrouding should be performed as quickly as possible. If it is possible to arrange the burial of the deceased in the morning, one should not delay until late afternoon.

Abu Hurayrah (RA) has narrated that the Prophet s said:

“Make haste in burying the deceased: because if it is the Janãzah of a pious servant, then enjoin this goodness with its station quickly; and if it is the Janãzah of an evil person then quickly dispose of such a load from your shoulders.”
(Sahih al-Bukhari 1315, Sahih Muslim 944)

The five stages that follow the death of a Muslim are:

• The final bathing (ghusl) of the deceased – Tajheez.
• The shrouding (kafn) of the deceased – Takfeen.
• The funeral prayers – Janazah Salah.
• The funeral procession – Carrying the bier to the grave.
• The burial of the deceased – Tadfeen.

Even if the person dies on a Friday, the scholars have stated, “it is better to make all arrangements and bury the deceased before Jumu’ah salah” and that “delaying the funeral with the thought that there will be more participants after Jumu’ah is undesirable”.

Moreover, the blessings and forgiveness for the deceased that will be acquired by adhering to the command of Rasulullah (saw) is more worthy than delaying the janazah salah, even with the possibility that more participants may attend.

Shari’ah has also prohibited the delaying of the burial on account of a certain relative being overseas and this person’s inability to arrive quickly, for example, due to the unavailability of a flight.