It is with grief that we write to express our disappointment with the procedures and process in Singapore when relating to Muslims burials. When a Muslim dies, he/she has to be screened and an autopsy is required. Even to the case of elderly people, the deceased has to be brought back for autopsy. The Islamic Centre (MUIS) seems had not pursued nor have represented the Muslims in the discourse to spare autopsy. And, deceased are only allowed after a post mortem and usually the next working days. Though, the country allows for organs transplants, but some Muslims had opted out. Again, with that, autopsy is still performed. We want MUIS to play a stronger role to support all cases for early burials for Muslims.