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Men are expected to be stronger for the family, giving females a longer time to grieve and cry

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body is laid out after death and rituals take place. Family members are preferred but it can be preformed by someone else if necessary

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suicide and euthanasia are not allowed

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before death, it is encouraged to ask for forgiveness of any sins for the person dying

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show acceptance, steadfastness, patience, fortitude and trust in Allah

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death is pre-determined and a re-birth

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life is a journey and you are here for a purpose

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Brain death ends life support

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3. soul resting in a cold sleep waiting on Judgement day (similar to waiting to be buried in a grave if Catholic)

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2. self review of ones life and what they've accomplished

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1. separation of the soul and body

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(soul of the dead is transferred where it can rest until judgement day)

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Qur'an acknowledges that death causes pain and grief, and does not deny human frailty but encourages Muslims to look at death with patience

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Man can communicate with Allah and does not need a intermediary at their side right at the moment of their death.

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Muslims believe that although the person is dead, they are still cognisant, body and soul. This means that they must treat them with respect and dignity

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crying and weeping

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Some may start a new life after the death of their spouse. They may remarry, but majority of Muslims will not.

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Allah will call them home when their time is right

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can feel pain and grief, but Allah brings comfort

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a Muslim cannot believe that their death happened for the worse since Muslims believe in the Devine Will and that Allah knows best.

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burial is done within 24 hours, but can be extended depending on the situation

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Islamic community believes in supporting one another through the mourning stage. This stage is limited to 3 days and then they are expected to resume normal life.

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when someone is dying, the spouse, parent or the eldest child will help that person to sit up so that they are able to face Mecca (south-east direction), and will cite the confession of faith. Accommodations can be made for those not able to verbally speak or sit up

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funeral, mourning periods, grief, and belief that you will return to God. Rituals and communal norms- death, funeral, mourning

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rituals and communal norms

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Death is a rebirth, when they are asleep and die, they wake up reborn

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Allah takes the souls at death

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Patience and gratitude