Sadaqah

Every project funds a masjid or MSA that can't afford one.

Sadaqah is voluntary charity — giving simply because it's good, not because it's owed. A share of every service we sell goes toward free and subsidized hosting and websites for masjids and Muslim Student Associations.

Why sadaqah

Not every masjid can afford a website. That shouldn't stop them from having one.

Small and newly-established masjids often run entirely on volunteer time and limited donations. A website, reliable hosting, and a donation portal are often the last thing on the list — even though they're some of the easiest ways to grow a community.

Our Sadaqah program exists to close that gap: contributions from paying clients and direct pledges fund free hosting, discounted builds, and ongoing support for masjids and MSAs that apply.

Where it goes

How Sadaqah contributions are used.

Free hosting

For small masjids

Newly-established masjids receive hosting and a starter site at no cost for their first year.

MSA grants

For student groups

Campus MSAs get discounted event and donation tools, since most run on tight, self-funded budgets.

Emergency support

When sites go down

Priority, no-cost support for community sites experiencing outages during major events like Ramadan.

Transparency

Quarterly reporting

We publish a simple quarterly summary of how many organizations were supported and how.

Two ways to give

Choose the way that fits you.

One-time gift

A single contribution, any amount, that goes directly toward the current Sadaqah fund.

Give once

Recurring pledge

A monthly commitment that helps us plan ahead for which organizations we can support next.

Set up a pledge

Know a masjid or MSA that could use support?

Nominate them for free hosting and a starter site — we review applications every quarter.

Nominate an Organization