Built around a well-known verse of comfort, this Muslim funeral card tells family and community who has returned to Allah and when the janazah prayer will be held. The Arabic words open the card, with a translation and reference below. Next to them, a photo with rounded corners shows a delicate branch of white flowers, which you can swap for another image. Ice blue, light grey and bronze headings give it a modest, serene look.
Once the time of the prayer is known, you share the link in one go with family groups, the mosque board and colleagues, by WhatsApp or email. With add to calendar guests save the janazah directly, including the location, so the time is not forgotten.
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Can this card be sent on the day of death?
Yes. The design is ready to use, so entering the name, dates, mosque and cemetery takes only minutes. The link can go out the same day, which suits the Islamic custom of burying the deceased as soon as possible.
What can recipients do with the card?
They can write condolences or a supplication in the online register, open the route to the mosque and the burial ground and add the funeral prayer to their calendar. The card also states when the family receives visitors at home.
Why are the headings in bronze on an ice-blue card?
The cool, pale card keeps the page light and calm, while the muted bronze headings make the practical sections easy to find without adding strong colour. It lets the verse at the top and the name remain the focal points.
Can I adjust the layout and texts?
Yes. Verse, translation, photo, family names and headings can all be changed, and sections can be added or removed. For other starting points, browse the portfolio.
Is an online card more affordable than print?
Yes. There is no printing, no envelopes and no postage, and the price does not depend on the number of recipients. The pricing page explains what is included.
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