A Masjid is not just a place for daily prayers. It is used as a school for children to learn the Quran and Islam. The school will educate children from the surrounding areas. This will be constructed in an area where they have no School or Masjid.
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Masjid Construction Cost is £9,950
Building a masjid (mosque) is one of the most rewarding acts of charity in Islam. It is considered Sadaqah Jariyah—a continuous charity that benefits people long after the initial contribution. By donating to build a masjid, you are creating a space for worship, community, and education that will serve generations to come and earn you ongoing rewards from Allah (SWT).
Whoever builds a mosque for the sake of Allah, Allah will build for him a house like it in Paradise.
Sahih al-Bukhari 439
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How do we select the location for a project?
We get many requests for building schools and masjids. We review the request and check for suitability e.g. building a new masjid close by another masjid may not be suitable. If a school/classroom is being requested, we determine if there are enough children in the area.
When we have an active donor, our ground team will revaluate our approved request list and then make a site visit to determine nal suitability.
Who owns the land?
We determine land ownership as part of the feasibility process, to ensure the land belongs either to the community or the headteacher making the request.
Who pays the salary for the Imam and teachers?
We operate turnkey projects, meaning once the building is completed, we will hand it over to the requesting party.
They are then responsible for managing their running costs. You can donate towards salary costs as this will help the community, however, it is not a mandatory requirement.
Are there any maintenance costs?
We use hard wearing products such as floor tiles and wipeable oil paints , however all buildings, particularly with constant use, will require maintenance. Examples are repainting the building every couple of years, pumping the sewage tanks if toilets are constructed, replacing batteries and panels for solar systems.
You can donate towards the maintenance costs as this will keep your donated building in good condition, however, it is not a mandatory requirement.
Can I visit my donated Masjid?
Absolutely. We encourage you to take an active and ongoing interest in your completed project. Please contact us and we can help arrange a visit. We ask that you do not arrange any trips yourself, particularly to schools where safeguarding procedures need to be respected.