In the Event of a Bereavement in Malaysia – Funeral Arrangements and Ongoing Support
Death is something that comes to all of us one day, and no one can predict when or where it will happen.If you were to experience the sudden loss of a loved one while overseas, it can be overwhelming and difficult to know what to do.
【Support for Funerals and End-of-Life Planning】
At Tabiniko, we also provide support for funeral arrangements and end-of-life planning.In addition to funerals, we assist with the purchase of burial plots and niches for cremation ashes, as well as funeral arrangements for beloved pets who are just like family.
If you ever find yourself facing a sudden loss and don’t know who to turn to, where to begin, or are struggling with language barriers, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
If you own property or have bank accounts in Malaysia, having a will can help prevent complications when the time comes.We now offer support for will preparation, so you can clearly express your wishes and ensure peace of mind for yourself and your family.We work with trusted professionals who will guide you through the process carefully and clearly, making it easy even for those with no prior experience.
We also offer Sheng Ji (Feng Shui Life Foundation) ceremonies. If you are interested in learning more, feel free to contact us for a consultation.
“Sheng Ji” is a traditional Feng Shui ritual performed while a person is still alive to enhance their fortune.By burying personal items such as hair or nails in auspicious land with strong Feng Shui energy, the ceremony aims to attract prosperity, good health, success, and long life.
Recently, we visited a Chinese-style funeral home – a comprehensive memorial facility.The premises include a funeral hall, columbarium, display areas for coffins and urns, and comfortable waiting lounges. From funeral ceremonies to ash placement, memorial services, and pre-planning consultations, all services are provided under one roof for your convenience.
In Malaysia, you can choose between burial and cremation.For some religious groups, burial is mandatory.For others, cremation is a widely chosen option, as it is generally more budget-friendly.
In the display area, you can view actual urns. It is also available for use during pre-need consultations or advance arrangements.
The urn compartments are arranged like a condominium, with neatly structured shelves.
This columbarium features a design that beautifully blends traditional elegance with modern sensibilities.
This one is for a couple.
The shelf on the left side of the photo has a three-tier structure and is designed for family use.
As Malaysia’s population continues to grow, the facility is being expanded to meet increasing demand.
The memories of a couple’s life together are placed into a book, and their ashes are gently laid to rest within it.
The design harmoniously blends Christian spirituality with modern aesthetics.
＜A prayer room for Buddhist rites＞
A statue of Kannon (the Goddess of Mercy) is enshrined within the facility. It is open to the public, and anyone is welcome to visit and offer prayers.
＜Offering light＞
Inside the facility, numerous individual offering lights (Komyo-to) are arranged in neat rows. Each light is lit with heartfelt wishes for happiness, peace, and ancestral remembrance from those who offer them.
In Chinese cultural traditions, many people light these lamps with the hope of attracting good fortune through feng shui.
The illuminated display creates a solemn and reverent atmosphere, enhanced by decorative lighting. These prayer lights remain lit for one year and are available to anyone who wishes to apply.
We also offer these lights for sale. If you are interested, please feel free to inquire.
Although the interior of the funeral facility uses minimal color, it has a sparkling, radiant atmosphere.
This is the waiting lounge. The space offers a calm and refined atmosphere, with a touch of luxury.
