“Whoever builds a Masjid for Allah – be it large or small – Allah will build for him a house in Paradise.”
[Sunan al-Tirmidhi)
The role of the Masjid in society has always been instrumental in regards to social, moral and educational uplifting of the Muslim community. In the time of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) the Masjid was not only a place of sanctuary and prayer but also a thriving educational institution at the heart of the society.
How great is it to go to the masjid on a regular basis for the congregational pray or to learn alongside your brothers and sisters?
Now you can help give Muslims in Asia and Africa the same experience by providing dedicated prayer spaces, which help fund initial development costs for communities in need.
However you decide to be a part of the SMT Masjid Project, know that all of the beneficiary communities pray for those who have contributed and supported the Masjid in any way. The sadaqah jaariya (ongoing reward) gained from donating towards a Masjid is immeasurable.
Masjids are the centre of any community where people can congregate for their five daily prayers and Friday congregation sermons. A Masjid serves as a place where Muslims can come together not only for prayers but for information, education and meetings.
Islam preaches unity of the spiritual and the worldly aspects of life; therefore, community gatherings in Masjids include both spiritual and social elements. Islam emphasises the importance of education and so teaching and learning are the fundamentals of our community. On completion of your Masjid project Save the Mothers Trust will provide you with full feedback including the location of the masjid, the number of beneficiaries and will also have a plaque in your name. Be a part of this blessed project today and build yourself a house in paradise.
Donate from as little as £5 per month towards the project or fund a complete masjid from £10,000.
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