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Muslim cemeteries in North Carolina
3 listings, each checked against a public page. Call to confirm before you rely on one.
Cemeteries run by Muslim organizations or with a Muslim section, with addresses, phone numbers and the fees they publish.
Someone just died?
- Call the masjid’s funeral committee first. If the death was at home and unexpected, call 911 before anyone else.
- Ask them: who does the ghusl, what time the janazah prayer will be, which funeral home they work with, and whether there is a plot in a Muslim cemetery.
- Then take it one step at a time. What to do when a Muslim dies in North Carolina.
All Muslim funeral services in North Carolina · Masjid funeral committees
By city: Raleigh–Durham · Charlotte
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- CharlotteNorth Carolina
Charlotte Muslim Cemetery (ISGC Masjid)
Burial, washing, shroud and grave services, arranged through the ISGC Masjid.
Fees, as published: No prices listed (seen 2026-10-06)
Checked Oct 2026
- High PointNorth Carolina
Islamic Center of High Point Muslim Cemetery
Non-profit Muslim cemetery with Islamic burial, ghusl and janazah coordination, open to all Muslims regardless of residence.
Fees, as published: Costs explained at the initial consultation; none listed (seen 2026-10-06)
Checked Oct 2026
- WendellNorth Carolina
Islamic Association of Raleigh Muslim Cemetery and Funeral Services
Washing, janazah prayer and burial at the IAR Muslim Cemetery; Wake County Muslim residents are eligible.
Fees, as published: Approximate total $4,500, subject to change: grave digging $450, marker $200, transfer of remains $500, IAR Janazah Package $2,850, burial kit $500 (seen 2026-10-06)
Checked Oct 2026
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