Funeral Services


MCNET Funeral Services

Throughout the Qur’an, Allah describes the situation of death in a number of places:

“Verily it is we who give life and death; and to us is the final goal.” -The Holy Qur’an 50:43

 

“Say: ‘It is Allah Who gives you life, then gives you death; then He will gather you together for the Day of Judgment about which there is no doubt.’ But most men do not understand. One day we all will return to meet our creator Allah…subhanahu wa ta’ala (“May He be Glorified and Exalted”). As you are reading this please think and ponder how you have prepared for the moment when the angel of death will come. It is human nature not to think about this moment or prepare for it but as Allah says in surah Ankaboot Surah 20: Verse 57.” -The Holy Qur’an 45:26

To contact the MCNETFuneral Services to schedule and accommodate a funeral, please contact the following:

  • Br. ABC: XXX.XXX.1325.
  • Br. ABC: XXX.XXX.1325.
  • Br. ABC: XXX.XXX.1325.

MCNET can assist with the following funeral needs:

  • Provide nearby funeral home addresses, cemetery addresses, and contact information
  • Inform the community about the loss; ask for duas and Janazah prayer timings
  • Assist with zakah committee funding if the family is unable to pay for the funeral and burial
  • Help coordinate or assist with washing of the deceased (if needed and if volunteers are available)
  • Provide kafan (burial shroud), if needed
  • Arrange the salaatul janazah (funeral prayer) at the masjid
  • Assist at the cemetery with the rituals or dua if volunteers available at the time
  • Continue to follow-up after the funeral if the family needs any assistance​

Please contact funerals@mcnet.org or call XXX.XXX.1325.



Funeral Services Cemetery


MCNET provides burial services for Muslims who pass away in the region. It is the only place in Tri-city area where Muslim burial and janazah prayer takes place. Gusul ( washing of the body in a religious way prior to burial) of the body takes place at the Masjid followed by Janazah prayer on the same day normally. The body is then taken to the cemetery and Islamic burial takes place with the help of trained Muslim brothers and sisters at the Oak hill cemetery in Johnson City,TN. A section of a large cemetery is dedicated to Muslim burial.



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The Muslim Community of North East Tennessee (MCNET) as an organization was formed in the beginning of 1991. Prior to that there were various homes, basements, racquetball courts, and a MSA chapter  at ETSU which had dedicated room in the Math Building at ETSU for its activities  including Jumuah.




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