Sober online funeral card for an Islamic burial

When the family has hours, not days

An online funeral card is an announcement behind a link, which is the only format fast enough when a burial takes place within a day of the death. There is no time to print anything. This design was made for that situation, and it carries the details without any imagery that would sit wrongly.

Warm greys on an off-white ground, set in one serif that reads calmly at every size. There are no crosses, no flowers and no symbols of any kind. The restraint is the point, because it lets the family add whatever verse or wording belongs to them without the design arguing with it.

Share the link the moment the time of the janazah prayer is known, and let it pass through the community from phone to phone. Recipients leave a message of condolence, open the route to the mosque or the cemetery and note the time, which matters when people are coming straight from work. For other traditions, our other online funeral cards offer different forms.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can this be sent?

Within minutes. The name, the date and the place of the prayer are enough to start, and anything still unknown can be added later at the same link.

What can recipients do?

They leave a message of condolence, open directions to the mosque or the burial ground and note the time. The messages gather in one place rather than arriving as hundreds of separate texts.

Are there religious symbols on the card?

None. The page is deliberately free of imagery, so the family decides what appears on it. A verse, a phrase or nothing at all all sit equally well.

Can we change the wording and the colours?

Every line of text, both colours and the typeface can be adjusted, and Arabic script can be entered directly. Look through the portfolio for other starting points.

What does it cost against printing?

Nothing is printed and nothing is posted. In a situation measured in hours rather than days, that is less about the money than about the time it saves.