Atlanta

Muslim cemetery and funeral home resource guide for the Atlanta metro area.

Use the resources below to find contacts of local organizations and services that can help you and your family honor your loved one in accordance to the Shariah

About The Area

The area around Atlanta is home to one of the fastest growing Muslim populations in the country. There are many mosques and Muslim community centers in the surrounding cities and counties. Here are a select list of locations and contacts. To access the complete directory, please use our directory search.

Funeral Homes

Here are a list of funeral homes that are familiar with Islamic guidelines and requirements

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Janaza Services of Georgia

  • 678-915-1881
  • info@janazaga.com
  • 2920 Woodbine Hill Way, Norcross, GA 30071
  • janazaga.com/

Related: What to expect from a funeral home

Cemeteries

There are a mix of Muslim-only and general cemeteries to choose from. 

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ECIC Cemetery

Muslim Cemetery Of Lawrenceville 

    Atlanta Muslim Cemetery

    Salaam Memorial Cemetery

    Related: How to choose a cemetery

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    Below are common topics that you can select to find more information.

    Pre-Planning

    Learn about important documents and arraignments you can take in advance

    Arrangements

    Here are the immediate steps you need to take in order to manage the funeral arrangements

    Pre-Burial Preparation

    Things to consider as you prepare the body prior to burial, including how to wash and prayer over the the body

    Burial

    What to expect during a burial and steps you can take to benefit your loved one

    Post-Burial Support

    How to handle to passing of a loved one from a mental, emotional, and practical prespective

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