Design a Muslim headstone or grave marker online, with the inscription in Arabic, Urdu, Farsi or English, exact dimensions and a 3D preview. Export fabricator-ready files, or have it crafted and placed.
Drag an inscription where it belongs and rewrite it in place, at the proportions of the finished face.
An export pass unlocks every format. Each file records the units, angles and engraving depth.
For Muslim families in New Jersey and across the continental United States. One contact carries the design from consultation to placement, including the cemetery paperwork.
Classic Gray, Himalayan Pink and Black granite in stock, with up to sixteen colours on request.
Aamir Qureshi founded Muslim Serenity Stones & Grave Markers LLC after more than half a decade in Muslim funeral services, from final ablution to cemetery coordination. The studio brings that care to the first step: seeing the memorial clearly, in your own words and your own script.
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The whole studio while you design, for as long as you need.
Every export format for one finished design, with repeat downloads.
A workspace for every tribute you create. Cancel renewal anytime.
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Yes. Create a free account and use every tool while you design. You pay only when you want files to send on, with a one-time export pass or a Studio subscription. What a headstone costs.
English, Arabic, Urdu and Farsi, mixed freely on one stone. Sixteen typefaces are bundled, including Nastaliq for Urdu and Vazirmatn for Farsi, and right-to-left shaping is automatic in the editor, in exports and in the 3D model. Getting Arabic, Urdu and Farsi inscriptions right.
Rules vary between cemeteries and between Muslim and mixed-faith sections, so confirm them before fabrication. If Muslim Serenity Stones crafts the memorial, the team secures approvals and permits directly with the cemetery. Cemetery rules to check before you design.
The dimensioned PDF plan, the editable and full-colour face SVGs, an engraved STL mesh, a CSV dimension sheet and the project JSON. Every file records the units, top pattern, angles and engraving depth. What to send a fabricator, and what to ask them.
A simple marker so the grave can be found is well established in the tradition, and most scholars allow a modest stone with the name and dates. Building over the grave is discouraged, which is why Muslim sections usually ask for flat or low markers. What Islamic tradition says about grave markers.
The studio works anywhere. Fabrication and placement by Muslim Serenity Stones are available to Muslim families in New Jersey and across the continental United States; call to discuss your cemetery and location.