In a remote village in Bali, a small and impoverished Muslim community has been waiting for eight years to see their dream of a proper masjid come to life. What was once the hopeful start of a sacred space now stands abandoned and incomplete, overrun with weeds and time. For the 500 Muslims in the area, this unfinished structure symbolizes years of unfulfilled hopes for a place to gather, pray, and grow spiritually.

A masjid is far more than a building—it is the heart of a community, offering space for worship, religious learning, and unity. This masjid is especially vital as it is planned to serve not only as a place of prayer but also as a free madrasah where underprivileged children can learn about Islam and memorize the Qur'an.

Requirements include:

• Capacity of 150 worshippers

• Wudu Area

• Sound System

• Budget: £14,000

God-willing, its impact will be profound and far-reaching:

• Worship: A dedicated prayer space for 150 worshippers, with a growing congregation.

• Education: A dual-central location for Quran and Islamic studies for children and adults.

• Support: Functioning as a centre for charitable efforts, food distribution, and social welfare for struggling families.

• Ongoing Reward (Sadaqah Jariyah): Donors will be rewarded (hasanat) for every prayer, lesson and act of worship at the mosque.

This will be 6 of 99 mosques, God-willing.