Wudu Appeal
The Hazrat Sultan Bahu Trust is committed to providing a clean, comfortable, and welcoming environment for our worshippers. Our wudu facilities, essential for purification before prayer, are in urgent need of renovation to ensure they meet the highest standards of hygiene and accessibility.
Your generous donations will help us upgrade these facilities with modern fixtures, better drainage systems, and enhanced amenities for all. Together, we can create a space that reflects the sanctity of worship and supports the spiritual journey of every individual. Join us in this blessed cause, and may Allah reward you abundantly for your support.
Earn a share from the reward of every drop with our Wudu and Washroom renovation project. Each week nearly 4000 Men, Women and Children use these facilities which have been in place since the establishment of the Masjid 35 years ago.
We aim to renovate both male and female wudu facilities and add improved disabled accessibility, baby changing and shower facilities.
Our commitment to preserving the environmental principles of the Sunnah of the Beloved ﷺ will see us add water conservation principles and the upcycling of items at every opportunity.
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Masjid Appeal
We humbly invite you to join us in our mission to preserve and enhance the spiritual home of our community, the Hazrat Sultan Bahu Trust Mosque. Your generous donations will contribute towards vital improvements, ensuring a welcoming space for worship, education, and community support.
Community Surgery Appeal
Our community surgery supports our community members by addressing their needs through our dedicated food bank, advice and mentoring services, and supporting individuals on a case-by-case basis. We offer cash assistance for those who need it most, as well as essential items during the winter months. We are launching a new project to support new mothers and babies with a baby bank for vital items.
Ramadan Appeal
This Ramadan, we are calling on your generosity to support the poor and vulnerable in Pakistan and Tanzania. For many families, the holy month is a time of blessings, but for those living in extreme poverty, it can be a struggle to secure even the most basic necessities.