"Whoever builds a mosque for Allah, Allah will build for him a house like it in Paradise."
One of the qualities of a believer is that his heart resides in the house of Allah. He makes takbeer there, worships his Lord, and keeps the House of Allah clean. Even prophets like Ibrahim عليه السلام and Ismail عليه السلام were commanded to purify the House of Allah for the worshippers and the Mu’takifeen (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:125).
Donating to build a mosque is no small act. The Prophet ﷺ promised a house in Paradise for the one who builds one, and Midrar Welfare Foundation brings you exactly the opportunity you were looking for.
Invest in Your House in Jannah
When you empower Midrar Welfare Foundation to construct, renovate, and provide sanitation, carpets, electricity, and lighting for a mosque, you are not simply giving charity. You are investing in your own house in Jannah, one that NEVER depreciates.
Contribute to the House of Allah
Bigger Investment, Bigger Harvest
Did you know?
One of the first acts of the Holy Prophet ﷺ upon reaching Madinah was to establish a mosque, even before settling his own household. The prophets before him honoured the houses of Allah, because mosques are the heart of Muslim society; they are places where you build your KHUDI and no revival, no JEET, is possible without them.
The Quran commands it. The Sunnah acted upon it. History proves it.
Restore Existing Mosques
In many rural areas of Pakistan and Sindh, mosques are little more than tents raised on pillars. Yes, they are a source of Barakah, but they are not adequate for the believers, nor do they reflect the command Allah gave Ibrahim عليه السلام and Ismail عليه السلام: "and purify My House." Collaborate with Midrar Welfare Foundation in this noble act and help us renovate these Mosques.
Our Mosque Impact
By the grace of Allah and the generosity of donors, we continue expanding our efforts to support mosque construction and renovation projects across different communities.
Mosques Supported
Communities Served
Quran Students
Active Donors
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. The majority of scholars rule Zakat must go to the eight recipients in Surah At-Tawbah 9:60. Mosque donations count as Sadaqah.
Costs vary by size and location. A rural masjid costs less than you might expect. Contact us for current project costs and installment shares.
Yes. The Prophet ﷺ promised a house in Paradise for it, and every Salah offered inside keeps rewarding you forever. (Bukhari 450, Muslim 533)
Yes. Sponsoring a mosque in their name sends them ongoing reward, a lasting gift for the Akhirah. Families and businesses can sponsor full or partial projects.
We build across underserved Pakistan, especially rural Sindh. Donors receive progress photos and a completion report, watching their house in Jannah rise brick by brick.
Help Build a House of Allah Today
Your support can provide a place of prayer, learning, and unity for an entire community. Be part of a project that continues rewarding you for generations.