
Restore a centuries-old community mosque — its structure, wudu facilities, and children's classrooms.
This 400-year-old mosque has served generations as a place of prayer, learning, and refuge. Time and conflict have taken their toll — the roof leaks, the wudu area is unsafe, and the madrasah rooms need rebuilding.
The restoration is being carried out by heritage-certified contractors alongside the local jamaah, preserving original craftsmanship while modernizing safety and accessibility.
Every contribution — no matter the size — carries the reward of building a house of Allah, a reward that continues with every prayer offered in it.
The main prayer hall roof has been fully sealed ahead of winter.
New water-efficient wudu stations for men and women are 60% complete.
Weekly photo and video reports are published in the campaign updates, plus a full completion report with independent inspection.
Yes. At checkout you can dedicate your donation to a living or deceased loved one — a beautiful ongoing charity.
Additional funds go toward furnishing the madrasah rooms and a small endowment for ongoing upkeep.