End of Life Planning

As Muslims, even though we accept that death is an inevitable part of this temporary life, confronting our own mortality is not something we generally feel comfortable doing. Death can come suddenly or expectedly, to the young or old and it often brings with it great distress and anxiety. Although planning for death and dying can be challenging, having these conversations early on while you are healthy and able can help make decisions about your end of life easier for those left behind.

Islamic Will Outlets

Muslimwills | Wasiyyah

Dr. Adel Razi

Adel Razi is the current secretary of UMNT Inc. and is a practicing Doctor at the Royal Darwin Hospital. He completed his medical training with CDU and Flinders University in the NT with placements to rural and remote locations.

Throughout his career, he has been an active member of the community. He assisted the Darwin Islamic Centre and its Weekend Islamic School with its ICT-related services. Adel has served as the president and vice president of the Charles Darwin University Muslim Student Association (CDUMSA).

https://umnt.org.au
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