Project for Building Mosques
The shortage of mosques poses a major challenge for thousands of Muslim families in remote villages. Millions lack proper places to perform their prayers and are often forced to worship in open areas under the scorching sun or heavy rain. In such environments, a mosque is not just a building—it is a beacon of light, a center of hope for communities struggling with poverty and neglect. Building a mosque in these areas is considered a powerful ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah), whose blessings and rewards continue as long as prayers are held and the name of Allah is remembered within it. As the Prophet ﷺ said: “Whoever builds a mosque seeking the pleasure of Allah, Allah will build for him a house in Paradise.”
Importance of the Mosque:
A mosque is not only a place for prayer—it is a center for teaching the Qur’an, spreading awareness, instilling values, and strengthening social bonds.
The Need:
Thousands of villages are deprived of mosques, and people are forced to perform their acts of worship in harsh conditions, lacking both privacy and tranquility.
Project Specifications:
Construction of a mosque starting from 50 square meters.
The project includes full construction, carpeting the mosque, providing Qur’ans, and building ablution facilities.
One Qur’an is donated for every square meter built.
Construction Cost:
Cost per square meter: $150
Implementation period: 3 to 4 months, depending on the location and local conditions.
Execution Mechanism:
Locations with the greatest need are selected.
Projects are carried out by local field teams under the direct supervision of the association.
Full documentation with photos and reports is provided to ensure transparency.