A Temporary mortuary was set up in the car park at Faizan-e-Madina (Stechford, Birmingham) to deal with the rising death toll. During the first wave of the pandemic there was a increasing demand on funeral services of Birmingham due to the rising death toll. A team of volunteers and set up a temporary mortuary in the car Park at Faizan-E-Madina (Birmingham). This allowed people to organise the final rites of their loved ones whilst following the government guidelines. Within a space of days, a mortuary, Ghusl (washing) area and praying area was set up at one of the centres of Dawat-E-Islami in Stechford, Birmingham UK – with volunteers working around the clock to make sure these facilities were safe for the public and well managed. There are various stories that show the great commitment who would take time of work at short notice and help with the washing of the bodies at the difficult time.