Islamic & Arabic Memorials

We offer a wide selection of Islamic headstone designs that beautifully showcase the inscriptions while respecting the traditions of Islamic culture. Explore our collection to find the perfect headstone to honour your loved ones, blending tradition and personalisation seamlessly.

For further information and to check whether your cemetery will allow a certain memorial, contact us or request a brochure.

Traditional Eastern Shaped Headstone

Traditional Eastern Shaped Headstone From £1224

Minaret Top Headstone

Minaret Top Headstone From £1301

Headstone with Arabic Prayers

Headstone with Arabic Prayers From £1404

Ogee Top Headstone with Arabic Prayers

Ogee Top Headstone with Arabic Prayers

Large Headstone and Kerbset with Prayers

Large Headstone and Kerbset with Prayers

Gothic Memorial with Arabic Prayers

Gothic Memorial with Arabic Prayers

Islamic headstones hold a significant place in Islamic culture and burial customs. These meticulously crafted yet simple memorials serve as a symbol of reverence and tradition in the Muslim faith. Crafted with care, they feature Arabic verses, inscribed in elegant calligraphy, and some feature the iconic “minaret” architectural shape.

We cover various locations across the UK, including Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, London and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colours are available?

You can order our designs in many different materials, the most popular being Black or Grey Granite. Some Cemeteries and Graveyards have restrictions on which materials can be used, this is something we would clarify before you place an order. Please see our Materials & Finishes page for colour swatches and more details.

Is there a cheaper alternative to a headstone?

There are several more affordable alternatives to a traditional headstone. Memorial plaques, for example, are small engraved markers that can be placed on a grave or at a memorial site. These are typically less expensive than full headstones. A tree or plant memorial can also be a meaningful and cost-effective choice, with a living tribute that grows over time.

What is the difference between a headstone and a marker?

A marker is usually a wooden cross or stick with a name or grave number on it, which is placed at the site of a grave after burial. After about a year, when the ground has settled, a headstone or kerb set can be installed on the grave. These will be made from stone, are decorative and are a more permanent fixture to commemorate your loved one.

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