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UQBAH Funeral Service: Data Protection and Privacy Policy

Welcome to UQBAH Funeral Service. We value your trust and are committed to protecting your privacy. This Data Protection and Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and safeguard your personal information in compliance with relevant data protection laws.

Who We Are

UQBAH Funeral is dedicated to providing compassionate and professional Islamic funeral services across the UK and internationally. Our website, www.uqbahfuneral.co.uk, is designed to offer a secure platform for accessing our services and support.

Data We Collect

We may collect and process the following information:

  • Personal Details: Name, contact information, and address.
  • Service Information: Details related to the deceased and funeral arrangements.
  • Payment Information: For processing transactions securely.
  • Communication Records: Emails, phone calls, or messages sent to us.

How We Use Your Data

We collect and use your data solely for the purpose of providing and improving our services. This includes:

  • Coordinating funeral arrangements.
  • Processing payments and invoices.
  • Complying with legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Responding to inquiries or requests.

Data Security

We implement robust measures to protect your personal data, including:

  • Secure servers and encryption protocols to safeguard online transactions.
  • Limited access to your data by authorized personnel only.
  • Regular audits to ensure compliance with data protection standards.

Sharing Your Data

Your personal data is never shared with third parties for marketing purposes. We may share your information only in the following circumstances:

  • With service providers directly involved in delivering our funeral services (e.g., transportation or burial authorities).
  • As required by law or to comply with legal obligations.

Your Rights

Under data protection laws, you have the following rights:

  • Access: Request a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
  • Correction: Update any inaccurate or incomplete information.
  • Deletion: Request the removal of your personal data where applicable.
  • Restriction: Limit how we process your personal data in certain situations.
  • Objection: Opt-out of certain data processing activities.

Cookies and Online Privacy

Our website, www.uqbahfuneral.co.uk, uses cookies to enhance user experience. Cookies are small files stored on your device that help us analyze web traffic and improve our site. You can manage your cookie preferences through your browser settings.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or concerns about our Data Protection and Privacy Policy, please contact us:

UQBAH Funeral Service

 

Updates to This Policy

We may update this policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices or applicable laws. Please check this page regularly to stay informed.

Your privacy is our priority. Thank you for trusting UQBAH Funeral.

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Frequently asked questions

Question 1

Service offers body collection, Ghusl (ritual washing), Janazah prayers, paperwork assistance, body transportation, and burial arrangements.

What services does UQBAH Funeral Service provide?

Question 2

Ghusl is the ritual washing of the deceased’s body, a crucial step in Islamic funeral traditions to ensure purity before burial.

What is Ghusl, and why is it important?

Question 3

 The Janazah prayer is led by an Imam, with participation from all Muslim men and optionally women.

Who performs the Janazah prayer?

Question 4

No, cremation is strictly prohibited under Islamic law. UQBAH Funeral Service ensures adherence to this principle.

Are cremations allowed in Islamic funerals?

Question 5

 Graves are positioned at a right angle to face Mecca, and the deceased is placed on their right side.

How are graves prepared for Muslim burials?

Question 6

1.Having the appropriate neeyat (intention) in your heart, 2.Then you say Takbir (raising of the hands is optional) and Durood-i Ibrahimi. 3.Then you say the third Takbir (raising of the hands is optional) and make du'a for the deceased. 4.Then a fourth Takbir (again, raising the hands is optional) is recited, followed by a short pause, then a final taslim to the right, saying "Assalaamu ‘Alaykum Warahmatullah" ("Peace and mercy of God be unto you").

What to pray when burying a Muslim?

Question 7

No, a Muslim should not be buried in a Christian cemetery, as it is generally not permissible to bury Muslims in non-Muslim graveyards.

Can a Muslim be buried in a Christian cemetery ?

Question 8

Yes, they coordinate the transfer of the deceased’s body to their home country, ensuring all legal and religious requirements are met.

Service help with international body transportation?

Question 9

 Islamic funerals are typically conducted as soon as possible, usually within 24 hours of death.

What is the timeline for conducting a Muslim funeral?

Question 10

 es, they help families complete necessary paperwork, including death certificates and burial permits.

Can UQBAH Funeral Service assist with paperwork?

Question 11

Yes, non-Muslim family members can attend, but they should respect Islamic customs and practices during the service.

Can non-Muslim family members attend the funeral?

Question 12

 Yes, you can add your spouse under same account and pay only 1 fee.

Can I get joint funeral plans?

Question 13

 Let us know you are moving so we can update your records. You will have the option to move your plan to a different branch director, if required.

What if I move to a different area?

Question 14

 Yes, you can take out a prepaid funeral plan on behalf of your mother, father, partner or another loved one.

 

Can I take out a plan for someone else?

Question 15

 No, Muslims are not typically buried in coffins. Instead, the body is wrapped in a shroud and placed directly in the grave

Are Muslims buried in coffins ?