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Redhill Jamia Mosque Al-Mustafa Appeal
Mosque Project: The £650,000 target is mentioned on their website as an urgent need for the Mosque Projects appeal, indicating a major building or development initiative.
Charity Events: The mosque regularly lists upcoming events like Milad un Nabi and Gyarvi Sharif on their website, which often include opportunities for community engagement and charitable giving.
Donations: They have appeals for general donations, Zakat, and specific projects posted online. The mosque is a registered charity (as the Redhill Islamic Centre / Jamia Masjid Al-Mustafa, Charity Number: 1146489).
Ask The Head Imam Sajid Latif Qadri or you may be able to reach out to him directly through the mosque’s contact channels for specific details about the £650,000 project.
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The Mosque, which is also registered as a charity (REDHILL ISLAMIC CENTRE / JAMIA MASJID AL-MUSTAFA), is very active in both local and wider charitable and community initiatives.
Mosque Projects
We Urgently Need Your Help To Raise £650k.
Mosque Donation
Build the house of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala
Donate Generously
Every contribution brings us closer to our goal.
Monthly Donation
Regular donation can make a lasting difference.
Spread the Word , Family & Friends
Set Up a Monthly Donation £20.
Help Expand Our Masjid
Pay £1,000 for the Mosque Project.
Zakat Donations
A Zakat donation is so much more than any other act of charity.
Sadaqah Donations
Sadaqah Jariyah is an act of giving in a way that keeps on giving
Why Choose Us
URGENT APPEAL: Help To EXPAND & EXTEND The Masjid
RIC urgently needs Your help to EXPAND and EXTEND the masjid area to SERVICE the many people who pray here EVERY SINGLE DAY.
Complete New Roof/Extension
We have a massive need to EXPAND and EXTEND our prayer space to properly SERVICE the many people who pray here EVERY SINGLE DAY.
2ND Flooring/New Wiring
We need to secure the funds necessary to construct the second level within the extended area.
Staircase/ New Doors
Your support now is the key to opening these new areas for the community. Please donate generously to help us cross the finish line!
Walls To Be Taken Out
Your donation will directly enable us to create the seamless, spacious prayer environment our community so desperately needs.
Basement / Doors
Please help us secure the funds for the Basement/Foundation and the New Doors to serve the community without delay!
Solar System
A solar system offers protection against rising energy costs, ensuring the financial stability of the RIC for decades to come, benefiting all who pray here EVERY SINGLE DAY.
FAQs
When it comes to paying your Zaka
The process should be as easy to understand as possible. There’s a wealth of information out there, and it can be difficult to know exactly what to do.
Breaking your assets down into different categories makes the Zakat calculation process really simple.
We have broken down the calculation process into Zakatable assets (gold, silver, cash, savings, business assets etc.) and Deductible liabilities (money you owe, other outgoings due) so you can calculate the Zakat you owe easily.
The amount of Zakat you need to pay will be determined once you have calculated the value of your net assets. You then need to see whether your net assets are equal to, or exceed, the nisab threshold.
You can calculate how much Zakat to pay using our Zakat calculator.
- Every adult, sane Muslim is required to pay Zakat on their wealth on an annual basis. There are also other criteria in order to be eligible to pay Zakat, including being debt free. Read more about who is eligible to pay Zakat.
- The amount of wealth you pay is fixed. Zakat is 2.5% of the surplus wealth you have owned for one lunar year.
- The person eligible to pay Zakat must have been in ownership of the nisab (minimum amount of wealth) for one lunar year before paying Zakat on their surplus wealth.
- Zakat must be paid as soon as it is due (one lunar year from the anniversary of holding the nisab).
- Only persons who meet a determined criteria are eligible to receive Zakat.
Zakat al Fitr or Fitrana is the second type of Zakat. This Zakat is also obligatory, but is due every Ramadan, before the day of Eid, and is due on every household member regardless of their age or status.
Here are 3 key Zakat al Fitr or Fitrana rules you need to know about:
- Fitrana must be paid once a year, during Ramadan before the day of Eid.
- It is due on every household member, regardless of age or status.
- Fitrana equates to the cost of one meal, which must be received by the person in need before the Eid prayer.
When you’re calculating your total surplus wealth for the year, you must include any gold that you own.
Find out more about Zakat on gold, or use our free and easy Zakat calculator to find out how much Zakat you owe on your assets.
Zakat can be difficult to navigate when it comes to questions regarding tax and pensions. UK tax can impact the amount of Zakat you pay and what you pay Zakat on.
Here are 2 Zakat rules on tax you need to know about:
- Personal taxes such as road and income tax are not exempt from Zakat. However, if the taxes being paid are overdue, they become a deductible debt and exempt.
- Money being saved for tax purposes is deductible from the Zakat total.
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