313 Badriyeen Challenge

A unique fundraising challenge, in the spirit of the 313 honourable companions who participated in Badr!

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Can you raise £313 for your Masjid?

We need 313 heroes to each raise £313, as Sadaqah Jariyah, to help make your Masjid debt free.

Its as easy as getting 32 people to raise £10 each, or 16 people to raise £20 each

HMC will support you along your fundraising journey, with tips and ideas to help you reach your target

HMC will create a customised JustGiving page for each Hero, allowing you to focus on reaching your target

In the spirit of the 313 honourable companions who participated in Badr, sign up today to become a Hero for your Masjid!

Hounslow Muslim Centre opended its doors in Ramadan 2018 and has proudly been serving the local community since. Five daily prayers, Friday Halaqah's, Tafseer Classes, Women's Groups and Sporting events are just some of the services offered by the Masjid.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, HMC distributed Iftaar packages, gifted hot meals to local NHS Trusts and provided essential shopping and medecine collection services for vulnerable members of the local community.

The Masjid's building was purchased with significant Qard-e-Hasana loans from generous donors. After extensive fundraising, the Masjid still has outstanding debts of £405,000 to pay back.

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Hounslow Muslim Centre

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Hounslow Muslim centre was purchased in late 2018 and work began immediately to prepare the mosque to open its door in time for Ramadan 2019. Making a difference Since the opening of the masjid in early 2019, it continues to serve worshippers through daily salah and jummah prayers for both brothers and sisters. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the masjid took immediate action to help serve the local community through its Community Companions campaign. Food was distributed everyday outside the mosque and delivered to local community members as well as to key workers such as the local NHS hospitals. Activities organised through the Masjid. The mosque holds a number of activities that target various members of the wider Community. There are weekly Halaqahs every Friday and a Qur'an (Tafsir) class every Saturday. There are also monthly sessions for new Muslims to meet other Muslims. Youth boxing classes are held every Monday and regular football tournaments in collaboration with other mosques are organised. Help us achieve more! The masjid has achieved so much in such little time. There is still so much to give, to become a beacon masjid. The local community and masjid supporters knew this was a great project and one that much needed in the local area. This was possible through donations and qard-e-hasanah (loans). We now need to pay back these loans so that we can start to think about providing more and more services!

We did it!