ALL FAITH FUNERAL

Hindu Funeral
The ultimate objective of life, according to the Hindu religion, is to attain “moksha,” or salvation, which entails ceasing the cycle of rebirths and becoming a part of an absolute soul. Hindus dump their dead bodies on the ground as soon as they are about to pass away. They place a tulsi leaf and a small amount of Ganga River water in the mouth of the person who is about to die. People in attendance recite prayers and chant mantras. It infuses the air with uplifting energy.Christian Funeral
According to the Christian funeral ceremonies, it is believed that the deceased should be clean before entering Heaven, hence the body should be washed and dressed. They place the body in a catafalque, a covered box, where it is presented in a casket. The deceased’s hands are crossed and resting on his or her chest. After that, they lay a prayer book or rosary on the deceased person’s body.

Islamic Funerals
Islam is one of the oldest religions and is spread all across the world. Their funerals are unique and simple. According to Islamic Funeral Services, the deceased should be washed shortly after passing away. This entails giving the body a warm bath. They use a white simple fabric (Kafan) for shrouding because they value simplicity and modesty. The deceased may thereafter be visited by well-wishers who wish to express their condolences.Buddhist Funerals
Buddhists believe that death is only a passage from this world to the next. A wake is held so that mourners’ loved ones can pay their respects and see the departed. Buddhist funeral rites can be performed either before cremation or burial, or they can be performed after, depending on personal preferences.

Jain Funeral Services
After demise, there are many things to take care of and do. You have to make many arrangements but we help you to do those arrangements. Jain religion sings their last prayers. We make arrangements for all these.What People are saying
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