A large displaced population continues to face difficult living conditions in overcrowded urban areas, temporary camps, and makeshift shelters. These environments often lack access to essential services such as safe housing, education, and psychosocial support. As families begin to rebuild their lives, there is a growing need to restore communal spaces that support social, educational, and spiritual well-being.

To address this, a humanitarian initiative is underway to construct a multi-purpose mosque and social center. This facility will provide space for worship, Quran memorization, children’s learning activities, and community gatherings. Designed to accommodate 150 people within an 86-square-meter structure, the center will support healing, unity, and educational development within the community.

Beyond its physical structure, the mosque will serve as a foundation for renewed connection and spiritual growth. It aims to revive religious practices, strengthen communal ties, and offer a sense of stability and hope. This project reflects a broader commitment to restoring dignity and resilience through community-driven support.

Requirements include:

• Capacity of 150 worshippers

• Wudu Area

• Sound System

• Budget: £18,200

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.