To build a Masjid is an honour for a Muslim. It is considered one the most beloved of acts by Allah and His beloved Prophet SAW. Where a Muslim community is formed; it is beautified by a Masjid, and this brings the entire community together. Not only is it used for a Masjid, but it is also used for education, funerals, and other community activities. It is therefore essential for a Muslim community to have a Masjid in their locality. This will allow the community to develop both in practice and spirituality.

Those who are blessed to be able to build a Masjid in this world, Allah the most merciful will build a palace for that person in the hereafter (Hadith). It is therefore encouraged to build Masjids where possible. This will become a source of continuous charity. Not only will this benefit the donor in this world but will continue in the hereafter.

There are many villages in Bangladesh where the Masjids are made from clay and corrugated tin sheets for the roof in most cases. Some are in such bad state that it’ll only take a minor storm to knock it over. Of course, when it rains, the rainwater simply enters the hall through the roof due to poor quality or that it was made from bamboo or thatch. Therefore, it becomes extremely difficult for people to perform their prayers. They cannot afford to build a Masjid with bricks and mortar as the cost is too high their meager income will not allow them to fund such projects. However, for a Muslim in the UK this would cost in the region of £10,000 approximately, depending on the size, material and location. Anwaar-Ul Mustafaa aim to build Masjids on your behalf in Bangladesh, and allow the poor people of rural areas to have a stable, firm and comfortable Masjid where they can worship in peace. Please consider supporting Anwaar-Ul Mustafaa in this project and leave a legacy behind for you and your loved one.