Permanent Works

With your support, we are building mosques, masjids and madrasahs so that those in need of worship and education around the world can access widespread, accessible, permanent and sustainable education. In addition to building 61 madrasahs, mosques and masjids in 33 countries, we have completed the construction of 49 permanent structures in Africa and Asia in the last three years with the support of our benefactors. We provided a warm home to our war-torn brothers by building 620 briquette houses in the rural area of Idlib, Syria. We built 21 madrasahs, masjids, mosques and social complexes in 2018, 13 in 2019 and 15 in 2020, touching the worship and education lives of our Muslim brothers, providing both free education and working to strengthen brotherhood among Muslims. With your support, we continue to build permanent structures in difficult geographies with confidence and effort. Would you like to leave a mark on the future with the understanding of sadaqah-i jariyah by making a donation?

The only institutions that continue education in the manner shown by our Prophet (PBUH) and train teachers are madrasahs. A madrasah where those in need of education can receive proper education can change the lives of the people living in these regions. For this reason, we are working to revive the Ahl al-Sunnah madrasahs and open new madrasahs in the countries where we work.

In geographies where Islamic education has been pushed to the background due to economic, social and political problems, missionaries, perverted sects and extreme groups sympathizing with terrorism are trying to infiltrate Muslim societies by taking advantage of this gap. Due to these activities, terror, violence and sectarian conflicts have reached their peak in the last 10 years among Muslims who have lived in unity and peace with a proper understanding of Islam for centuries.

Today, 187 million Muslim children do not have the opportunity to learn their own religion. This figure means that one in every two Muslim children in the world is deprived of Islamic education. These children, most of whom live in rural areas and under very difficult conditions, are the target of perverted views and missionary activities. Muslims, who are in the grip of ignorance and poverty, are easily deceived and alienated from Islam, and are used as tools for war, separatism and terror.

The solution to all these problems is to learn Islam correctly. The people who know Islam best and will teach it are, of course, the teachers who have received training in this field, and the only institutions that train teachers by continuing education in the manner shown by our Prophet (pbuh) are the madrasahs. A madrasah where those in need of education can receive proper education can change the lives of the people living in these regions. For this reason, we are working to revive the Ahl al-Sunnah madrasahs and open new madrasahs in the countries where we work.