Truely death happens to everyone. But what if it were to happen to your love one. Are you prepared for it?

In the past it is compulsory to have someone in our community to know the funeral procedures and execute it. Out of 10 people, 1 or 2 would know. Today ask ourselves this question, how many of us really know what to do if death happens in the family? 

The situation then was perhaps different. The community back then lives in clusters either as family units or just a Malay or Indian village where guaranteed at least there is one Asatizah or Pak Imam in that area that knows the procedures.

So let's say its 1 person (that knows) to 10 people (that do not know).

Today probably we have over 20 jenazah companies and organisations in Singapore and probably a few thousand Asatizahs ( note that not all of them are trained to do Jenazah procedures). And we have over 500,000 Muslims in Singapore.

Imagine how the ratio has changed from 1 to 10 to probably now 1 to 1,000. (Figures are just based on assumptions)

In 10 years time, if nobody is doing anything about this, the ratio could be 1 to 10,000. Slowly we can see that the knowledge is being lost and lesser and lesser people are willing to retain this knowledge.

Signs of end of times?

Allahualam..

So what can we do? Though this knowledge is not for everyone but we believe that at least 1 person in a family should know. Especially the head of the family and the one taking over that position.

Why?

It's not just about bathing the deceased but what's more important is to be one to know how to react and keep the family calm in situations when death occurs. Because irrational decisions can cause unpleasant scenarios to happen.

Example. A wrong call can lead the deceased to be sent to post mortem (organs taken out for checks and place back) and delay for the burial. Eventually leading to many other problems. This could be avoided if you know the steps.

What if the deceased is neither a MALE or FEMALE (Transgender)?
What if the deceased passed away due to SARS, viral diseases and such?
What if the deceased have no family and nobody claims it?

So this is not just any other Jenazah Course. We dig deeper into such topics and ensure that you know what to do and what not to do when death really occurs.

The Course

Previously this was just an 8 hours course but the next round we have extended it to 12 hours so that we can cover more topics in detail and we have surprises for you too. :)

2 Days Course ( 12 hours ) 

Saturday, 18th January 2014 - 10am to 6pm ( Theory )
Sunday, 19th January 2014 - 9am to 1pm ( Practical )

Course will be conducted in English.

During the practical session, Muslimahs will be separated from the Muslimin. 
More information will be given on Saturday, 18th January 2014. 

Fees: $98 per pax or $180 for two. 

* Price inclusive of notes & certificate of participation.
* Light refreshments provided during Tea breaks. Lunch is not provided on Saturday, 18th January 2014.

Terms and Conditions:
1) Full Payments are to be made before Course starts.
2) No refunds for students backing out of course 1 week before course starts or during the course.
3) Participants will be given Notes.
4) Participats are to attend the course punctually and inform organisers early if they are late.
5) Organisers have the rights to make changes to schedule or cancel the course. Students will be informed in advanced for changes.

Register and Confirmed your place Today.