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Muslim funeral services in the Oslo area
4 listings within about 20 km of central Oslo, each checked against a public page. Call to confirm before you rely on one.
Someone just died?
- Call the masjid’s funeral committee first. If the death was at home and unexpected, call 113 or 112 before anyone else.
- Ask them: who does the ghusl, what time the janazah prayer will be, which funeral director they work with, and whether there is a plot in a Muslim cemetery or section.
- Then take it one step at a time. What to do when a Muslim dies in Norway.
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Masjid funeral committees 1
- OsloAbout ∞ km away
World Islamic Mission (WIM)
Oslo mosque that guides bereaved families, puts them in touch with a Muslim funeral bureau and offers its premises for the janazah prayer.
Checked Oct 2026
Cemeteries 1
- Oslo6 km away
Alfaset gravlund (retningsbestemte graver)
Oslo municipal cemetery with direction-oriented grave fields suited to Muslim burial (parking at Alfasetveien 5 next to those graves) and a field for Ahmadiyya.
Call 22133180 Gravplassetaten servicekontoret
Checked Oct 2026
Funeral homes 2
- OsloUnder a kilometre away
Muslimsk BegravelsesbyråVerified
Muslim funeral bureau (member of Islamsk Råd Norge) with a 24-hour line that handles ghusl, kafan, janazah, burial and repatriation for families across Norway.
Fees, as published: Muslim funeral in Norway from 22 000 kr; repatriation from Oslo from 27 000 kr + air freight (seen 2026-10-10)
Call 980 444 44 Døgnvakt
Verified by the organization, October 2026
- OsloUnder a kilometre away
Al-Khidmat Begravelsesbyrå
Muslim funeral home with an office in Oslo that arranges ghusl, kafan, janazah, burial and repatriation to Muslim countries, available around the clock.
Checked Oct 2026
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