The Cyprus Turk Who Lost His Life in the United States Will Be Brought to His Final Journey
The Cyprus Turkish American community in the United States was overwhelmed with grief by the death of Pembe İsmael Mustafa. The deceased will be given a final farewell after the funeral prayer held in New York on Friday, October 30, and will be laid to rest in New Jersey.
Pembe İsmael Mustafa, a member of the Turkish Cypriot American community in the United States, has died. His funeral prayer will be held in New York on Friday, October 30, and his body will be buried in New Jersey afterward.
The death of Pembe İsmael Mustafa, a member of the Turkish Cypriot American community living in the United States, has left his family, close ones, and admirers in mourning.
The funeral program for the deceased has also been set. The funeral prayer of Pembe İsmael Mustafa,Friday, October 30, 2026to be held at 10:00 AM at the Süleymaniye Mosque in the Dix Hills area of New York (459 Deer Park Road, Dix Hills, NY 11746).
After the funeral prayer, Mustafa's body will be taken to New Jersey. The burial ceremony will take place at 1:00 PM on the same day at East Windsor Cemetery (790 Windsor Perrineville Road, East Windsor, NJ 08520).
Federal Chaplain Imam Ahmet Dönmez will take charge of coordinating the funeral arrangements.
As the ABDPost family, we pray for God's mercy upon the late Pembe İsmael Mustafa, and offer condolences and patience to his grieving family, close ones, and the entire Turkish American community.
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