Programme
Zakat eligibleBuild a house of Allah
From survey to handover, each masjid is built with local labour and managed by the community it serves, with a plaque recording those who gave.
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- masjids completed
Live figures as of 5 November 2026.
Ways to give
Choose how you help
What your donation provides
- £100Share in a masjid
- £1,000Fund the mihrab and minbar
- £8,000Build a complete masjid
How your donation reaches them
Survey
The community agrees the site and our team surveys it.
Foundation and walls
Local builders lay foundations and raise the walls.
Roof and finishing
Roofing, flooring, ablution facilities and finishing.
Handover
The masjid opens, the plaque is installed, and you receive photos and a report.
A masjid is the heart of a village: five daily prayers, children learning the Quran, and a gathering place for the whole community. We build durable brick masjids with local labour, surveyed and agreed with the community before a single block is laid.
Every masjid is photographed at each stage, and donors receive updates from foundation to handover, with the option of a dedication plaque.
Live from the field
- Pirang MasjidWest CoastStage 2 of 7
“Before, we prayed under a tree and cancelled when it rained. Now the village gathers five times a day.”
Why we do it
“Whoever builds a mosque for Allah, Allah will build for him a house in Paradise.”
Sahih al-Bukhari and Muslim
Questions
Can I dedicate a masjid to someone?
Yes. Dedication wording is recorded, printed and installed as a plaque before handover.
Who maintains the masjid?
The community takes ownership at handover, supported by our field team.
How long does a build take?
Around ten months from survey to handover, and you receive updates at every stage.
Can I fund part of a masjid?
Yes. Shares and named parts are pooled with other donors toward each build.
Reports from the field
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