An Indonesian woman, known online as DokterMayat (Doctor Corpse), is challenging deeply ingrained cultural and religious norms by working as a professional embalmer. In a predominantly Muslim country where handling the deceased is traditionally a male domain, she provides a service largely unavailable to women and families seeking respectful preparation of bodies for burial. Her work involves cleaning, disinfecting, and preparing bodies according to Islamic tradition, often livestreaming the process on social media to educate and demystify death care. DokterMayat’s initiative addresses a gap in services for female bodies, as many families prefer a female attendant for religious and cultural reasons. She faces some societal stigma but is gaining recognition for her dedication and the comfort she brings to grieving families. Her online presence has garnered a significant following, sparking conversations about death positivity and challenging gender roles within the context of Islamic funeral practices.