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Building a Mosque | A Good for Generations

For a town with no Friday mosque, praying cramped in a small room, we lay a full mosque's foundation, raise its bearing walls, its dome and minaret, connect its mihrab and pulpit. We bring each stage from foundation to dome to your panel with date and location. We do not spend the gift at random. We mark the town, draw a plan sized for a wide congregation, meet the materials and labour locally, and stay with it until the building is complete. If you wish, your name stands on the entrance plaque as a remembrance, not for show but for supplication. We write this good to your book as a lasting charity for generations. A small intention becomes a town's first Friday prayer.
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All amounts are charitable contributions to No Name Foundation (Quenara), a U.S. 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Proceeds fully fund our humanitarian programs. Donations are tax deductible in the U.S. (EIN: 35-2882867).

What Our Donors Say
Lieke
Helsinki Finland
I had never given to a mosque build before and my hands shook. A Tajikistan dome is on my receipt.
Okello
Zanzibar Tanzania
Plastic sheeting over a window is a thing I could not unsee. Guinea window glass is on my statement.
Indah
London UK
I remember our teacher holding his class outdoors in the cold. Niger got an imam's room from me.
Azhar
Bradford UK
I still see a carpet worn through where the foreheads touch. A Chad carpet is on my statement.
Shabnam
Birmingham UK
An old man once fell in a dark yard in my own quarter. The Mali yard lighting is mine and it is lit.
Obinna
Sharjah UAE
I keep noticing the mud that gets carried indoors after rain. The Mozambique yard paving is mine.
Sajjad and 50 people donated
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A good that outlives generations

Within 72 hours your mosque gift lands as foundation work, walls, roofing, a minaret or an ablution fountain, and the first year service visit is reported back to you.

From Foundation to Minaret
A mosque is four separate lines: foundation, walls, roof and minaret. Your gift is written against one of them inside 72 hours, and you are told the village and the stage it entered.
87,000 families reached
Water and the Fountain
A mosque without an ablution fountain stays half finished. Taps, supply line and drainage count as one file. The building is not accepted until water runs.
48 countries active
Women and Elders
The women's section and the stair rail are drawn into the plan at the start. Solutions bolted on later never hold. How many women and how many older people came in the first month are counted separately.
350,000 lives touched
The First Year Service
Opening is not the finish. In the first year someone returns to the same mosque: does the roof leak, does the fountain run, what has attendance become. The answers reach you.
280,000 meals delivered
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87,000 Families
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this donation

1What does Building a Mosque cover?

In a town with no Friday mosque it covers laying a foundation, raising a dome and minaret, working a mihrab and pulpit, and staying with it until complete.

2How does stage by stage tracking work?

The dated, located photo of every stage from foundation to dome is uploaded to your panel separately, so you see the building rise step by step.

3How does my name go on the plaque?

If you wish, your name is inscribed on the entrance plaque as a remembrance, not for show but for supplication. You may also have it written in the name of a departed loved one.

4What does support until complete mean?

The building is not left half done. Each missing stage from foundation to opening is set in order, and support continues until the mosque is finished.

5Where is the mosque built?

It is built in the towns of greatest need, with no Friday mosque at all or going hours away for Friday.

6Where are materials and labour met from?

As far as possible they are met locally, so the town's economy is supported too and the building is taken up as its own.

7Does my gift go to a single mosque?

The plan extends to the other mosque less towns of that region too, but each record is logged to a set building and followed.

8Is there a place for children in the mosque?

Yes. A Quran corner for the children is made beside the mosque, with reading desks and books set in place.

9Are half built mosques completed?

Yes. Mosques stalled for a spent budget are taken over too, the wall completed, the roof closed, the inside fitted out.

10What does a good for generations mean?

It is a lasting good whose reward continues as the mosque stands and the congregation gathers each Friday, written to your book as a lasting charity.

11Is the first Friday shared?

Yes. The footage of the first Friday prayer prayed and the first sermon given in the completed mosque is sent to your panel.

12Can I get a tax deduction receipt?

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

13Is a record kept after building?

Yes. The foundation, the wall, the dome, the minaret, the plaque and the first Friday are kept on file, the good is recorded as a lasting charity, and the process is clear.

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