Mosques and Islamic centres
Websites for mosques. Times and news, always right.
A masjid website from us is one place for today's jamaat times, Jumu'ah, the Ramadan timetable, notices and a simple way to give. We build it with the committee from your own timetable and keep it right every month, so nobody is answering the same questions on WhatsApp all week.
Templates we built for each trade, filmed working on a phone. Names and logos hidden.
Why mosque websites fall behind
The times are on a sheet. The sheet is on a wall.
Many masjids run on printed timetables, group chats and the one volunteer who knows the password.
Times nobody can find
Last month's PDF, or no times online at all, so people ring the office or guess.
Giving is hard
Bank details in a photo, no way to mark Zakat or Sadaqah, and no record for Gift Aid.
News in ten group chats
Janazah, classes and events spread across WhatsApp, Facebook and the notice board.
Our work
Built for the community. Names hidden.
Real builds, shown with names and logos taken off. Ask Adam and he will walk the committee through them live.
What we build
Everything the congregation asks for, on one website.
Built with the committee, from the masjid's own timetable, photos and notices, and checked by you before anything goes live.
01
Salah and Jumu'ah times
Today's begin and jamaat times, the next salah and each Jumu'ah, from your own timetable.
02
Ramadan timetable
Sehri and iftar for every day of Ramadan, easy to read on a phone.
03
Donations
Online giving for Zakat, Sadaqah, Lillah or the building appeal, each kept separate.
04
Janazah notices
Notices posted quickly and respectfully, with the time and place of the salah.
05
Madrasah registration
Ages, timings and a sign-up form for parents, with the details sent to the office.
06
Hall bookings
Requests for nikah, events and classes, with the dates and rules made clear.
How it works
Built with the committee. Kept right every month.
No volunteer has to learn a website.
Meet
What the congregation asks most, and who in the committee signs things off.
One meetingGather
Your timetable, photos, notices, bank and charity details.
About a weekBuild
Times, giving, notices, madrasah and bookings, laid out for you to check.
About three weeksCheck together
The Imam and committee check every time and every word before it goes live.
Your sign-offKeep it right
New timetables, Ramadan, Eid and notices added every month.
Every monthYou never have to
- Type the timetable in yourself.
- Post the same notice in ten places.
Want to see a masjid site we built? Ask Adam for a walk-through.
Most masjid sites are ready in about four weeksQuestions
Websites for mosques: what owners ask.
Where do the prayer times on a masjid website come from?
From your masjid's own timetable. We never replace your Imam's times with a calculator.
Can the website show more than one Jumu'ah jamaat?
Yes. Each congregation gets its own time, and we change them when the clocks change.
Can people choose Zakat or Sadaqah when they donate?
Yes. Each fund is kept separate, so the masjid knows what every donation is for.
Can a mosque website take Gift Aid?
Yes, if the masjid is a registered charity. We add the Gift Aid wording and declaration to the giving page.
Who keeps the mosque website up to date?
We do, every month. The committee sends changes on WhatsApp and we make them.
Who owns the website?
The masjid does. The domain and accounts are in the masjid's name, never ours.
How much does a mosque website cost?
It is a fixed quote, in writing, after one call with Adam. The committee knows the full cost before anything starts.
How long does a mosque website take?
About four weeks for most masjids: about a week to gather the timetable and details, about three weeks to build, then the Imam and committee check every time before it goes live.
Talk to us
Ring Adam, or leave your number.
Tell us about your masjid and what the congregation asks for most. Adam will suggest where to start, and he is happy to meet the committee. We are at Listerhills Science Park, Bradford BD7 1HR. We work in person across Bradford and West Yorkshire, and anywhere in the UK by phone, WhatsApp and video call.