Traffic accident in New Jersey: Ceren Akkaya dies
Ceren Akkaya, who lives in the state of New Jersey in the United States, died in a traffic accident. It was reported that her funeral prayer will be held on September 19 at Hamidiye Mosque, after which she will be buried at Morgan Cemetery.
Ceren Akkaya, who lives in the U.S. state of New Jersey, was killed in a traffic accident. Her family's announcement of her death was posted on social media.
Funeral Prayer to be Held at Hamidiye Mosque
According to the funeral notice shared by the family, condolences for Ceren Akkaya will take place at Hamidiye Mosque on September 19 at 12:00. The funeral prayer is scheduled to be performed at the same mosque at 13:30.
Hamidiye Mosque is located in Willingboro, New Jersey.
Will be Buried at Morgan Cemetery
It was stated that after the funeral prayer, Ceren Akkaya's body will be taken to Morgan Cemetery for burial.
In the family's social media post, it was stated that Akkaya is the daughter of Ali and Gülay Akkaya.
In his post, Cemil Kahyaoğlu announced that Ceren Akkaya had died in a traffic accident, offering condolences to her family and close ones.
In the family's obituary,We pray for the deceased's mercy from God; especially for her precious family, we ask for great patience for all her relatives, loved ones, and our community.Their statements were included.
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