Project Definition: This is a charitable construction campaign to build and furnish a Friday mosque in the Republic of Chad, along with its accessories, under the slogan "Build a House in Paradise." The mosque covers an area of ​​100 square meters and can accommodate 200 worshippers. It also includes its accessories, including a minaret, three bathrooms, and a 6x8 zinc canopy. The mosque is considered a social center where people flock to worship God and meet to check on each other.
Importance of the Project: There is no doubt that mosques play a significant role in building and shaping Islamic society. They are places of worship and headquarters for the administration of state, family, and community affairs. Caring for them is evidence of the soundness and integrity of one's faith, the application of the guidance of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), and the revival of the tradition of continuous charity in building mosques. A request from the imam and sheikh of the village has been submitted to the association requesting the reconstruction of the village mosque with cement. Target Audience: The Muslim community adjacent to the mosque and the Muslims passing by it in the Kanem region of Chad, numbering approximately 200 worshippers.
Financial Study: The cost required to complete this project ($23,330) will be used to purchase construction equipment, transport it to the site, hire labor to build the project, and pay for supervision.