“Whoever builds a mosque, desiring thereby Allah’s pleasure, Allah builds for him the like of it in paradise."
(B. 8:65)
Welcome
Masjid-e-Salaam is a Bolton-based non-profit organization whose mission is to create a harmonious environment and promote the enhancement of human values, spiritual attainment and faith in the Almighty. Masjid-e-Salaam intends to provide the community in Astley Bridge & Sharples area of Bolton with a focal point for a range of spiritual, social, cultural, educational and training activities, which will enable the community to develop greater self confidence through a sense of belonging in order to affirm its cultural identities and renew its zest of self reliance. Masjid-e-Salaam is committed to espousing values of diversity, tolerance and moderation and promoting interfaith dialogue with other religious groups, by reaching out and acting as a resource centre for the local Muslim community and the wider community as a whole.
We are actively working to seek and engage with local communities, groups and organisations in the area to create a united body focused on making Masjid-e-Salaam a reality that will benefit all.
Charity increases a Muslims wealth
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Blessed is the wealth of a Muslim from which he gives to the poor, to orphans and to needy travellers.” [Sahih Al-Bukhari Volume 2 Hadith 544]
History
In 1997 a registered charity was founded with the purpose of providing prayer and educational facilities for Muslim families who resided in Astley Bridge area of Bolton. A small workshop was purchased in Ramsey street and converted to accommodate regular prayers and out of school education services. The ‘Masjid’ was established and given the name ‘Salaam’ by our late scholar Qari Ismail Samniwala, signifying the establishment as a place of peace.
Fast forward to 2021, the community has continued to grow with the charity now representing the interests of over 300 families, some of whom have lived in the Astley Bridge ward for well over 30 years.
Over the years, a number of extensions and refurbishments were undertaken, including major structural updates in 2015 increasing prayer and educational capacity at the facility. Within a short space of time, it was clear that the existing facility had been outgrown and in January 2016, a vacant 0.7 acre site on Blackburn road was purchased.
With the purchase came a new vision, and a broadening of services offered by the charity for members as well as the wider Astley Bridge family.
Community Outreach
“Your smile for your brother is a charity. Your removal of stones, thorns or bones from the paths of people is a charity. Your guidance of a person who is lost is a charity.” – Prophet Muhammad, upon him be peace
Our patrons hold various professions, such as lawyers, doctors, nurses, teachers in the local schools and local businesses. As proud Boltonians, many whom are 2nd or 3rd generation British, our members miss no opportunity to make someone smile and give back to the wider society is missed such as;
• Supporting our NHS with donations made by our community
• Providing support to the vulnerable and those shielding through the Covid pandemic
• Providing refreshments, and making our washroom facilities available to our fire fighters during the moorland scrub fires of 2018
• Interfaith engagements & collaboration to focus on our shared common interests and challenges
- 1997 - 1997 - 1997 - 1997
The Need
Over the past two decades, we have seen a significant growth in Muslims moving into the Astley Bridge & Sharples area which has led to our existing facilities at Ramsay Street being inadequate. The current masjid premise is small and unable to adequately provide the required services to the substantial Muslim community present in this area.
This shows that for residents in the Astley Bridge & Sharples area there is a desperate need for establishing a Muslim community centre which can adequately provide the required services. The services at our current premise are very basic in nature and we often struggle to provide the required services for the future generations. We have struggled during Friday prayers and Ramadan, often turning away Muslims due to reaching full capacity.
With houses being sought after in the Astley Bridge & Sharples area, we know that over the coming years, we will continue to struggle to provide for the local community.
Our Project
The Charities ambitions have only been limited by our base in Ramsey Street. With a history spanning some 40 years in the area, our members now need a new facility, one with dedicated space and facilities to help enhance our activities and enable greater interactions with the wider community.
With the purchase of the new site at Briarfield, we can now start planning for the future. Our contemporary design breaks away from the traditional eastern blueprint and in doing so we hope to create a welcoming space for all.
This is once in a generation opportunity to inspire our youth, and our little ones.
Our vision caters for all including those who share a different, or no faith, so that we may live out the
Our Vision
Going beyond the services traditionally offered through such an establishment, our vision is to create a community hub that we can all be proud of regardless of adherence to any particular faith.
Focusing on our common values and needs, our facility aims to provide a platform and space accommodating social and welfare needs of the community. A place where our outreach programme is not limited by space, so that we can offer greater services and care for the young and old alike.
We endeavour to improve the understanding of Islam both within our community and the wider population. Offering opportunities to learn about Islam and providing a safe space for interfaith dialogue.
Above all, we need to continue serving our growing member base, so that they do not need to travel out of the area for their daily prayers and supplementary educational needs.
Community Hall Madressa Masjid Nursery OutreachThe Building
Our project has been running for since 2016 when we purchased our new site on Blackburn Road in the Astley Bridge area. Since purchased we have now got plans drawn which have been approved by the local Council. The land fulfils the criteria of an integrated community centre to host the various aspects highlighted.
With the Muslim population of the UK continuing to increase, and the Government and media focus on British Muslims, the demand for Islamic education services will increase. These services are key to filling the knowledge gap that has arisen between Muslims and non Muslims in the UK. This is mainly due to the lack of trained teaching staff and poor accessibility to high quality education services.
It is with that in mind that the Community Centre will include the following:
• Activity Hall: Used for lectures, conferences, meetings, weddings and other local community activities
• Prayer hall
• Nursery / Crèche: With professional supervision
• A Library: enabling members to borrow books
• Offices and classrooms: To run the educational sessions, counselling sessions, social disputes, mediation and reconciliation services in family disputes and community support
• A fully equipped kitchen and utilities
The Community Centre will also arrange social and cultural activities to include:
• Visiting the sick in hospitals
• Visiting local people in need and try to help where possible
• Provide counselling and advice to new arrivals to UK on how to become law abiding British Citizens who understand, respect and contribute to British Culture
• Helping the aged and vulnerable in the area
• Family support to all who seek it
LEVEL 00 131.850 m LEVEL 01 136.275 m LEVEL RF (MOSQUE) Stair Landing 131.850 m 01 03 05 06 10 03 10 LEVEL RF (MOSQUE) 140.925 m Stair Landing 134.498 m LEVEL 00 131.850 m LEVEL 01 136.275 m LEVEL RF (MOSQUE) Stair 3 Landing Bradshaw Gass & Hope LLP dwg no scale checked by drawn by date date A1 drawing www.bghbolton.co.uk Quantity Surveyors Consulting Engineers Architects Hazard Identification P7 1 100 403 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS SHEET 1 2207.01. AB DH JAN 2019 JAN 2019 SALAAM EDUCATION & PRAYER FACILITY MASJID-E-SALAAM TRUST 100 EAST FACING ELEVATION NORTH FACING ELEVATION 100 NORTH EAST FACING ELEVATION P4 PLANNING UPDATES AB 01.07.21 P7 LEVEL GROUND FLOOR AND IMPLICATIONS PV 31.03.22 11 PPC ALUMINUM LOUVRED PLANT SCREENING MID GREY 12 PPC ALUMINUM LOUVRES MID GREY LEVEL 01 10 LEVEL RF (MOSQUE) Stair Landing 134.498 LEVEL 01 LEVEL RF (MOSQUE) Stair 3 Landing LEVEL 01 LEVEL RF (MOSQUE) Stair Landing LEVEL 00 131.850 m 136.275 m 03 08 08 06 10 05 01 06 10 140.925 Bradshaw Gass checked by project Consulting Engineers 100 PLANNING PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 2207.01. DJH SALAAM EDUCATION FACILITY MASJID-E-SALAAM TRUST SCALE SOUTH FACING ELEVATION SOUTH EAST FACING ELEVATION WEST FACING ELEVATION MAIN ENTRANCE ELEVATION PROPOSED ELEVATION MATERIAL LEGEND PPC ALUMINUM DOORS, WINDOWS & CURTAIN WALL DN DN DN DN 118.46° NORTH QIBLA FENCE 131.391 + 130.72 + 131.84 131.84 131.84 FFL 131.850 STEPS DIS.PARKING MAINT./BINS MAINENTRANCE EXISTING FOOTPATH 133.75 130.00 PROPOSED BUILDING FOOTPRINT RETAINING WALL RETAINING WALL DIS.PARKING DIS.PARKING DIS.PARKING A-A 502 B-B 502 C-C 502 E-E 502 GATE 131.96 129.57 130.00 129.56 + + + 135.12 + 136.00 132.95 133.40 133.04 + 133.62 129.750 131.84 + 131.84 131.84 129.83 131.16 + 131.56 + 130.00 + 130.72 FALL @ 1 IN 40 + 133.12 133.90 133.20 + 132.31 134.38 132.95 + + 132.93 132.36 131.92 RAMP RAMP RAMP 130.00 GREEN RETAINING WALL MOTORCYCLE ONLY 14 BICYCLE SPACES 4 MOTORBIKE SPACES GREEN RETAINING WALL NEW DOUBLE PARKING ZONE (10 SPACE) DURING PEAK USAGE TIMES. RETAINING WALL AMENDED TO MAINTAIN ROOT ZONE FOR EXISTING TREE NEW PEDESTRIAN ACCESS SPEED BUMP & PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY ZONE 37 TOTAL PARKING SPACES (INC. 4 DISABLED SPACES) PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY ZONE GREEN RETAINING WALL 128.175 128.175 +130.35 LIGHTWELL +130.601 + 131.701 ASSUMED SITE BOUNDARY (NO DEFINING FEATURES) 131.081 FALL @ 1 IN 40 FALL @ IN 40 FALL @ 1 IN 25 FALL @ 1 IN 20 133.40 133.123 133.123 + + 131.792 FENCE GATE CONTRACTORS TEMPORARY ACCCESS TO SITE THE MAIN CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ARRANGING AND COORDINATING ANY TEMPORARY ACCESS REQUIREMENTS WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED ACROSS THE PUBLIC FOOTWAYS HIGHWAYS AROUND THE SITE. THIS IS TO INCLUDE ALL NECESSARY LIAISON WITH THE RELEVANT LOCAL AND PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITIES AND IF NECESSARY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF TEMPORARY WORKS TO FACILITATE ACCESS. LEGEND EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN EXISTING TREE TO REMOVE PROPOSED TREE PLANTING TYPE 1 SURFACING (TARMAC VEHICULAR ACCESS) TYPE 2 SURFACING (TARMACPEDESTRIAN ACCESS) TYPE 3 SURFACING (RUBBER PEDESTRIAN ACCESS) TYPE 4 SURFACING (PAVING PEDESTRIAN ACCESS) TYPE 5 SURFACING (GRASS /SHRUBS) TYPE 6 SURFACING (PAVING PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY ZONE) permission of the originator. The originator shall have no responsibility for any liability, loss, cost, damage or expense arising from or relating to any use of this document specifications and associated documentation. Any discrepencies, omissions are to be reported to the originator before proceedin with work. All dimensions are to be checked on site by the contractor prio to proceeding status Bradshaw Gass & Hope LLP project client 21 Silverwell Street Bolton email@bghbolton.co.uk www.bghbolton.co.uk Quantity Surveyors Consulting Engineers Architects Hazard Identification ref PLANNING SALAAM EDUCATION & PRAYER FACILITY MASJID-E-SALAAM TRUST by
Elevation Sheet 2 Site Plan
Elevation Sheet 1
21.1 m² STORE B03 17.6 m² STAIRS B01 PRAYER TEACHING ADMIN SANITARY SERVICES STORE CIRC COMMUNITY 10.2 m² CIRC B02 177.4 m² COMMUNITY SPACE B04 12.7 m² STAIRS B11 E-E 506 F-F 507 B-B 503 G-G 508 D -D 505 4.5 m² LIFT B13 26.5 m² FEMALE PRAYER B08 13.8 m² FEMALE W/C B09 18.9 m² LOBBY B06 7.4 m² CIRC B07 DB01 DB02 DB03 DB04 DB09 DB14 DB07 DB11 B D F H J M K L P 8 11 15 16 9 C E G 14 13 12 10 N WHEELCHAIRREFUGE 25.8 m² STORAGE B12 DUCTED FRESH AIR VENT 11.9 m² STORAGE B05 DB06 DB15 SERVICES B14 DB12 74.9 m² PLANT ROOM B15 DB05 DB10 DB13 CL. B10 DF08 WHEELCHAIR REFUGE Bradshaw dwg no scale checked by drawn by drawing project client ref hazard PROPOSED SALAAM FACILITY MASJID-E-SALAAM 1 100 PROPOSED BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN ref revision P7 STRUCTURE P8 UPDATED P9 VARIATION P10 LEVEL P11 GENERAL 0 SCALE 1 2 4 6 100 Basement Floor DN UP UP 403 N 403 E 404 S 404 W 32.7 m² ENTRANCE FOYER G01 23.7 m² ENTRANCE LOBBY G02 11.8 m² STAIRS G03 211.4 m² MAIN PRAYER HALL G09 SHOESTORAGE SHOESTORAGE 403 NE 404 SE PRAYER TEACHING ADMIN SANITARY SERVICES STORE CIRC COMMUNITY E-E 506 F-F 507 D-D 505 B-B 503 G-G 508 505 26.3 m² LOBBY G11 20.3 m² STAIRS G12 18.3 m² WUDU G05 7.3 m² WUDU LOBBY G04 18.8 m² TOILETS G06 2.4 m² CL G10 A-A SLIDING DOORS DG02 DG01 DG04 DG10 DG09 DG05 DG06 DG07 DG14 DG19 DG18 DG17 DG16 1 A 7 2 3 5 B D F H 4 J M K L P 8 11 15 16 9 C E G 14 13 12 10 N 404 ME 29.6 m² CIRC G08 DG03 DG12 DG08 4.4 m² ACC. WC/SHOWER G07 130 m² COMMUNITY SPACE G15 8.2 m² KITCHEN G19 11.4 m² MALE W/C G18 11.4 m² FEMALE W/C G17 11.3 m² STORAGE G16 15.5 m² JANAZAH (MORTUARY) G13 4.5 m² LIFT G14 STAIRS G33 DG13 DG11 ED08 ED03 ED01 ED02 ED04 ED06 ED10 250.0 5.6 m² ACC. WC G20 DG15 ED09 ED13 150.0 70 m² PRE-SCHOOL G29 30.2 m² BABY ROOM G25 50.7 m² TODDLER ROOM G23 3.3 m² ACC. WC G31 5.9 m² TODDLER WC G24 15.9 m² CIRC G21 9.1 m² NURSERY WC G30 SLIDING DOORS 5.8 m² OFFICE G32 8.7 m² STAFF ROOM G22 6.7 m² KITCHEN G27 4 m² CHANGE G26 2.9 m² CL. G28 DG20 DG21 DG22 DG23 DG24 DG25 DG26 DG27 DG28 DG29 DG30 ED07 This drawing reproduced permission The originator or expense its intended This drawing specifications omissions All dimensions with any status Bradshaw scale checked drawn drawing project client Hazard ref PROPOSED SALAAM FACILITY MASJID-E-SALAAM 1 100 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN ref P15 P16 P17 P18 P19 Ground Floor
UP DN DN DN 403 N 403 E 404 S 404 W 20.8 m² STAIR 1 F01 42.3 m² CIRC F02 156.4 m² OVERSPILL PRAYER HALL F06 27.5 m² MEETING ROOM F03 7.1 m² KITCHEN F04 11.7 m² IMAN OFFICE F05 27.9 m² LIBRARY F21 4.5 m² LIFT F09 19.3 m² B. CLASS F22 19.4 m² B. CLASS F20 19.4 m² B. CLASS F18 20.3 m² B. CLASS F16 13.6 m² HIFZ CLASS F17 19.4 m² G. CLASS F32 19.4 m² G. CLASS F30 20.4 m² G. CLASS F29 18.4 m² FEMALE CHILDRENS TOILETS F25 13.6 m² ALIMA CLASS F31 GLASS RAILING VOID WHEELCHAIR REFUGE 403 NE 404 SE PRAYER TEACHING ADMIN SANITARY SERVICES STORE CIRC COMMUNITY E-E 506 F-F 507 B-B 503 G-G 508 D -D 505 19.7 m² B. CLASS F23 19.9 m² B. CLASS F15 3.6 m² CL STORE F27 22.9 m² CIRC F26 20 m² STAIR 2 F08 19.4 m² G. CLASS F34 A-A 503 18.4 m² MALE CHILDRENS TOILETS F13 DF01 DF03 DF04 DF06 DF09 DF10 DF26 DF28 DF27 DF25 DF23 DF21 DF18 DF17 DF22 DF24 DF13 DF38 DF36 DF37 DF35 DF34 DF33 DF31 DF29 1 A 7 2 3 5 B D F H 4 J M K L P 8 11 15 16 9 C E G 14 13 12 10 N 404 ME DIS. BOARD SHOE STORAGE DF20 DF15 DF12 DF16 WHEELCHAIR REFUGE 18.2 m² SHOE STORAGE F12 10 m² SHOE STORAGE F24 SERVICES F28 27.9 m² CIRC F14 DF30 DF19 STAIR 3 F10 17.6 m² LOBBY F07 13.6 m² B. CLASS F19 13.6 m² G. CLASS F33 DF02 DF07 DF08 DF11 WHEELCHAIRREFUGE 150.0 150.0 DF14 DF32 1750.0 0 SCALE 1 : 2 100 1 100 PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN E-E 506 F-F 507 B-B 503 G-G 508 D -D 505 A-A 503 1 A 7 2 3 5 B D F H 4 J M K L P 8 11 15 16 9 C E G 14 13 12 10 N GUTTERZONE FALL@1IN60 PARAPETFLASHING GLAZEDROOFLIGHT PARAPET FLASHING PARAPET FLASHING PARAPET FLASHING PARAPET FLASHING GUTTERZONE FALL@1IN60 PARAPET FLASHING PARAPET FLASHING GUTTER ZONE GUTTER ZONE FALL @ 1 IN 60 FALL @ IN 60 PARAPET FLASHING PARAPET FLASHING PARAPET FLASHING ROOF ACCESS HATCH LOUVRED PLANT SCREENING ENCLOSED ROOF PLANT ZONE VENT VENT GLAZED ROOFLIGHT BIODIVERSE GREEN ROOF ZONE GUTTER ZONE FALL FALL @ 1 IN 60 GUTTER ZONE GUTTERZONE FALL@1IN60 FALL@1IN60 FALL@1IN60 FREESTANDING ACCESS STAIR TO HIGHER ROOF LEVEL SAFETY BARRIER AROUND HATCH FALL @ 1 IN 60 PARAPET WALL COPINGS COLOUR COATED METAL PARAPET CAPPING. REFER TO SECTION DETAILS FOR PROFILE. PROPOSED ROOF ACCESS A FIXED LANYARD (FALL RESTRAINT) SYSTEM SHALL BE INSTALLED SET BACK FROM THE ROOF PERIMETER TO ALLOW SAFE ACCESS TO ALL AREAS OF THE ROOF AND GUTTER FOR MAINTENANCE. SYSTEM SHALL BE 3M ROOFSAFE ANCHOR AND CABLE SYSTEM (OR EQUAL). LAYOUT SHALL BE GRAVITY RAINWATER RAINWATER MEMBRANE, GREEN ROOF. THE ROOF WEATHERING AND FULLY SEALED OVERFLOWS DISCHARGE FLAT ROOF GENERALLY. BAUDER TOTAL ROOF SYSTEM. U VALUE OF 0.18 W /m²K - BAUDER, REINFORCED BITUMEN MEMBRANE. 5.2mm - BAUDERTEC KSA DUO UNDERLAYER. SELF ADHESIVE ELASTOMERIC BITUMEN UNDERLAYER. 3mm - TAPERED INSULATION TO ACHIEVE 1 IN 60 FALL. MIN. 80mm THICK FROM GUTTER ZONE - BAUDERTEC KSD MICA. ALIUMINIUM LINED SELF ADHESIVE BITUMEN AIR & VC LAYER. 2.5mm - 150mm CONCRETE ROOF DECK ON STEEL FRAME TO S.E. DESIGN & DETAILS BIODIVERSE GREEN ROOF ZONE WB NATIVE WILDFLOWER BLANKET WEIGHT TYPICALLY 160 kg/m². 13.5 Ltr OF WATER RETENTION WITHIN DRAINAGE BOARD 1 100 PROPOSED ROOF PLAN First Floor Roof Plan
Project Cost & Timeline
Our vision is clear – developing a contemporary building that can become a community hub for decades to come. In the current economic climate, we expect the cost of the total build inc internal furnishings to cost in the region of £3m. Through the local efforts from within our community, we have already raised £1m, leaving a shortfall of £2m. Our aim is to start work in late 2022 with our intent being to complete the entire project by the end of 2025. This is a significant aspiration but one that we are confident that we can achieve through not only the help of the Almighy but also the local community where we expect to secure the support of a range of trades that will help minimise costs.
£1m 425 575 650 600 500 £3.75m Current Total Lillah 2023 Ramadan - £300k Dinners x2 - £50k High N’Worths - £50k Gift Aid - £25k 2024 Ramadan - £300k High N’Worths - £75k Dinners x2 - £50k Masjid Lillah Events - £50k Gift Aid - £25k Social Media -
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We are working towards a 4 year plan to raise £3.75m Lillah needed for New Build. We have funds to commence Phase 1 & 2 (£1m) but will require additional funds for Phase 3 and beyond...
Once the project is complete, Masjid-e-Salaam will endeavour to cover the running costs of the building through the income it will generate from renting some of the building and hiring out the nursery and the activity hall for events. Once built, we estimate that Masjid-e-Salaam will not need additional support to operate ongoing maintenance costs. Any shortfall should be covered from annual membership and ongoing local lillah donations.
The Aims
Through the Masjid-e-Salaam leadership we will endeavour to cultivate good character and a profound understanding of Islam to help build a more interactive and cohesive community. Masjid-e-Salaam Centre will become the focal point for a range of spiritual, social, cultural, educational and training activities. The community centre will also help to:
• Give the best possible support for religious studies and teaching Arabic language (speaking, reading and writing;
• Provide training and education;
• Guide the next generations to find their right place within British society and help them find a way to successfully integrate into and contribute to it;
• Establish an interface forum to address Islamophobia by engaging in dialogue with people from other religions/cultures;
• Guide the community, focusing on the youth, towards positive and active integration in society;
• Provide women with vocational training, English language skills and childcare training;
• Nursery facility for children of all backgrounds to have the best start to their education
• Provide Counselling services to tackle marital issues, domestic violence and social issues;
• Provide Islamic funeral facilities for the local community
• Act as a drop-in centre for community support;
• Provide a library accessible to all members of the local community including books, journals, magazines, newspapers, the use of computers to assist with literacy skills and learning support.
Charity Purifies
A man once said to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): “I have plenty of property, a large family, a great deal of money, and I am a gracious host to my guests. Tell me how to conduct my life and how to spend (my money).” The Prophet replied: “Give (regular charity) out of your property, for truly it is a purifier, and be kind to your relatives and acknowledge the rights of the poor, neighbors and (those in need who seek your help).”
The Team
The Community Centre will be run and managed by Masjid-e-Salaam Community Centre.
A group of local volunteers have been working in the background to develop a skilled and representative team and effective structure for the various roles required:
• Board of Trustees
• Management Team
• Organisational Roles
Allah (swt) is aware of what good you do
“They ask you (O Muhammad) what they should spend in charity. Say: ‘Whatever you spend with a good heart, give it to parents, relatives, orphans, the helpless, and travellers in need. Whatever good you do, God is aware of it.’” [Al Qur’an 2:215]
How can you support?
Make a donation
Raising the funds required is our main priority at this stage. We need local people and stakeholders to come forward and pledge their commitment to the project.
By supporting Masjid-e-Salaam, you will be supporting the local community, investing in your hereafter and leaving a legacy for generations to come, including your own children and their prodigy, Insha’Allah.
Donation Process
Raising funds for any cause can be challenging; fortunately, any project with the goal of benefiting the community by providing an essential service can make the task of fundraising much easier due to the project’s appeal. There are a number of initiatives through which you can make your donations.
Sponsorship
Perhaps the most ideal way to attain Sadaqa Jaariyya (ongoing charity), whilst contributing to the costs of the building of Masjid-e-Salaam is to donate towards the cost of a specific mosque section, either for yourself or a deceased loved one. This is available in various options to suit everyone, ranging from the cost of the whole mosque down to an individual prayer space. This provides the perfect way to benefit from the prayers and duas from each person who uses the building and/or section whether for prayer or other activity.
Sponsorship Options
By donating the full amount required towards your choice of mosque section, it will remain named after your chosen appellation or person for the period of 5 years.
• Sponsorship of Complete Building - £3 Million
• Sponsorship of Main Prayer Hall - £
• Sponsorship of Women’s Prayer Hall - £
• Sponsorship of a Classroom
• Sponsorship of Library
• Sponsorship of Community Hall
Musallah Sponsorship
• Imam’s Musallah place
• Front Row- complete
• Second Row- complete
• Mid Section- complete
• Individual Musallah-
Donation Method
• Online form
• Just Giving Page
• Via Paypal
• To arrange a meeting with XXXXXXXX whether to discuss your proposed donation or to view the planned mosque site, please use the contact us page.
Personal Sponsorship Ventures
You can help publicise and donate towards the building of the mosque through any event you wish to undertake; Sponsored run/walk or cycling challenge
Family Event i.e. Barbeque, Bake sales, etc We will be pleased to endorse most events, however please consult us prior to organising your venture.
Join the Team
Are you a local Muslim group or organisation? If so, please contact XXXXX to find out more about how we can work together towards a common goal that will benefit the whole community. Details are on the contact us page.
Volunteer your time and resources
This is a unique opportunity to support your local community and invest in this life and the hereafter. We currently need volunteers to support the project in the following areas:
• Fundraising
• Marketing
• Administration
• Property development
If you would like to get involved, please contact XXXXXXX or further information. Details are on the contact us page.
Maqsud Dawood 07774228493 masjidesalaam.com Imran Hakim 07973623022