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RIC urgently needs Your help to EXPAND and EXTEND the masjid area to SERVICE the many people who pray here EVERY SINGLE DAY.

Mosque Project

We are in urgent need of raising £650,000 to finalize the expansion of the mosque.

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We kindly request that each member contributes a minimum of only £5 on Friday Payers.

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Zakat Donation

By giving your Zakat locally, you strengthen the very community that supports you.

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By setting up a Direct Debit of just £10, £20, or £50 a month, you provide the foundation.

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Raising £650,000 is a significant mountain to climb, but for a mosque expansion, you have a powerful advantage: a community that views this as Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity). To hit this target urgently, you’ll need a “multi-lane” strategy that combines quick wins with larger, structured contributions.

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The Islamic Endowment

Obligatory (Zakat) and voluntary (Sadaqah).

In Islam, charity is not just a voluntary act of kindness; it is a fundamental pillar of the faith and a core social obligation. The Islamic approach to giving is designed to circulate wealth, reduce poverty, and foster a sense of communal brotherhood.

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Mosque Projects. Raising £650,000 is a significant mountain to climb.

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Who Has to Pay ?

To be required to pay Zakat, you generally need to meet four conditions:
Muslim: It is a religious duty specific to Muslims.
Adult & Sane: You must have reached puberty and be of sound mind (though some schools of thought suggest guardians should pay on behalf of children/orphans if they own significant wealth).
Complete Ownership: You must have full control over the wealth. Above the "Nisab": Your surplus wealth must be above a minimum threshold (Nisab) for one full lunar year (Hawl).

The Nisab (The Threshold) ?

The Nisab is the "poverty line" for Zakat. If your wealth is below this, you don't pay. It is based on the current market value of gold or silver.
For 2026 (approximate values as of January):
Silver Nisab (612.36g): Usually around £400–£500.
Gold Nisab (87.48g): Usually around £4,500–£5,500.
Note: Most scholars recommend using the Silver Nisab because it sets a lower threshold, meaning more people qualify to pay, which ultimately provides more help to those in need.

What Wealth is "Zakatable"?

You don't pay Zakat on things you use for daily life (your house, car, clothes, or personal tools). You only pay on surplus wealth, which includes: Cash (in hand or in the bank). Gold and silver (jewelry, coins, or bars).
Shares, stocks, and investment funds. Money owed to you (loans you've given that you expect to be repaid). Business stock/inventory. The Rate: You pay 2.5% of your total zakatable wealth.