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IAR Cemetery

Expansion Project

To Allâh we belong and truly, to Him we shall return.

Inna lil-lâhi wa innâ ilayhi râji'ûn

The Islamic Association of Raleigh owns and manages the Muslim Cemetery located in Wendell, North Carolina approximately 25 miles to the north east of the Islamic Association of Raleigh. 

The IAR Cemetery, first used in 1994 is at 88% of its current capacity, this allows for roughly 1.5 years of janazahs to take place.

Burial Capacity
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Burials since 1994

A Vision For the Future

Plan for Expansion

This expansion project will only be possible through our generous community. As we all return to Allah SWT one day, the cemetery in Wendell may be our resting place on earth.

The Project Will:

A sustainable cemetery

Increasing Capacity for
the next generation

Current Capacity

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New Capacity

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Alhamdulillah, the IAR already owns land surrounding the existing cemetery, As part of this project, the land must be cleared and brought it up to the NC Cemetery Commission, Town of Wendell, and Wake County standards.

Ensuring Continuous Operations

Operations & Maintenance
Endowment

Landscape
Architecture

Grave
Repair

Grounds
Cleanup

Record keeping
& Signage

Frequently Asked Questions

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Build your legacy.

Please consider donating to this cause as we strive to reach our capital goal of $200,000 to construct the cemetery and create an endowment for long-term maintenance.

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Quran aya or hadith about cemetery

We are delighted to highlight the amazing work of our community in this impact report. 

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