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Islamic Association of Tarrant County (IATC) Burial Committee

Fort Worth, Texas

IATC keeps a funeral washing facility and pre-prepared coffins, runs a burial (ghusl) committee for men and women, maintains an Islamic cemetery and works with Rahma Funeral Home.

Last checked October 18, 2026, against their own page

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  • ghusl
  • burial

What to ask when you call

  • Who does the washing (ghusl), and are there women for a woman who has died?
  • Where and when will the janazah prayer be, and which cemetery do you use?
  • What will it cost, and is there help for a family that cannot pay?

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Someone just died?

  1. Call the masjid’s funeral committee first. If the death was at home and unexpected, call 911 before anyone else.
  2. 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.
  3. Then take it one step at a time. What to do when a Muslim dies in Texas.

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Call (817) 737-8104

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4901 Diaz Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76107