After a death, many Muslim families in India hold a Quran khwani, a gathering where relatives and neighbours recite the Quran together, followed by fateha and dua for the marhoom’s maghfirat. Depending on the family’s practice, gatherings may also be held on the third day (teeja or soyem) or around the fortieth day (chehlum). The details are usually shared quickly among relatives and the mohalla.
This notice page keeps that information clear and respectful. Show the name of the marhoom or marhooma, the Quran khwani and fateha timings, and the home or masjid address with a Google Maps button. Write it in Hindi, Urdu or English. The page uses calm mode, soft colours, no music, no animation, people can quietly let the family know they will come, and the notice is deleted automatically after the days you choose.
What your guests get
- Quran khwani, fateha and dua with timings
- Home or masjid location with a Google Maps button
- Hindi, Urdu or English text
- Calm mode with no music and soft colours
- An optional chehlum date added later on the same link