September 12, 2026 — 9:25am

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Ahmad Hraichie has buried many gangsters in his time as a Muslim undertaker. He’s buried small time runners, heads of crime families and everyone in between.

He knows death and its sudden movements well. But even he is shaken by the escalating gangland violence in western Sydney.

“There were rules before: you don’t shoot innocent people, you don’t shoot kids or women, you don’t shoot at funerals,” he says. “It’s wild now, there are no rules.”

“Yeah, it’s gangsters, but gangsters once had ethics and morals and…

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