Muslim funeral and dua card
Janazah usually takes place within a day, so the notice is about time and place for the prayer, not about a later programme. The Emerald Crescent design has no figures and treats the photo as optional.
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Designs that suit a muslim funeral & dua card
The gatherings that follow
- Soyem or Teeja: the third day, with Quran recitation and dua
- Dasvan: the tenth day, observed in some communities
- Chaliswan or Chehlum: the fortieth day
- Barsi: the yearly remembrance, by the Islamic calendar
Photo or no photo
Many Muslim families do not put the deceased's photograph on a notice, and the template is built to look complete without one. Leave the photo empty and the frame disappears from the download. If you are not sure what the family prefers, ask an elder before adding it.
Wording
The Arabic line at the top of the design is the standard words said on hearing of a death: Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un. Underneath, keep the message short and give the Janazah time, the masjid or ground, and a contact number.