Multiply your Ramadan deeds today by building a house of Allah

$470K Needed!

Masjid Inha, Korea

Masjdi E Ashrafia in Incheon is a vital hub for the local Muslim community, including Inha University students, providing space for prayers and Islamic studies. However, it faces significant challenges, such as high monthly rent and utility bills.

In winter, they can only afford a second-hand heater, and the prayer area lacks carpeting, forcing worshippers to pray on a cold floor. Additionally, the mosque can only accommodate 30-50 people, which is insufficient for larger gatherings during Friday and Eid prayers.

$19K Needed!

Adang Buom Mosque, NTT, Indonesia

The villagers of Adang Buom face incredible hardship just to reach the masjid, walking 3 km through a river to pray. Despite these challenges, their faith remains strong—they still organize religious activities, including Quran classes held in the Ustazah's house, which barely fits 15 people, while 30 eager students long to attend.

Their hope is for a new masjid, the first ever in their village, so they no longer have to endure the long journey to pray, and their children can learn the Quran in a safe, dedicated space.

$7K Needed!

Kampung Tebang Baru Mosque, Perak, Malaysia

Kampung Tebang Baru is 45 km from the nearest public jetty, accessible only by boat. The 141 Muslims living there rely on a single, aging building for all religious and social activities. This small masjid, they called as surau is in poor condition—no electricity, no clean water, a leaking roof, and no proper windows, just metal netting that lets rain inside.

Imagine trying to gather in such unsafe conditions! The villagers truly deserve a new Surau for their comfort and safety.

$36K Needed!

Tameming Mosque, NTT, Indonesia

For years, the villagers of Desa Tameming have been praying in a mosque that’s falling apart. The roof is full of holes, the floors are rotten, and the Nurul Mujahidin Mosque has become a dangerous place, especially for the children and elders who gather there to learn the Quran.

Realizing these risks, the villagers—mostly humble fishermen—are saving what little they can to build a safer, better masjid. Let's join them create a lasting space for worship and learning that will serve the community for years to come.

$140K Needed!

Babul Falah Mosque, NTT, Indonesia

The Babul Falah Kabir Grand Mosque was built on land generously waqfed by the non-Muslim community, but its construction has been slow due to limited funds. Five years in, the masjid remains unfinished—the floors are covered with old tarps, and the metal roof leaks when it rains, leaving puddles.

Yet, every weekend, the villagers, including mothers, come together to build it themselves. Their commitment is unwavering, with Quran classes and religious activities continuing despite the conditions. Let’s help them complete their masjid and create a better space for worship Allah!