Rebuild the Muneeba Centre
A Legacy of Faith, Accessibility, and Belonging
This vision is what we are building together: a permanent home where Muslims with disabilities can pray, learn, and belong.
The Muneeba Centre has been our home for years — a place where Muslims with disabilities prayed, learned, and gathered in dignity. But the building has grown old. It can no longer carry the weight of our community’s needs.
Right now, we are in a temporary space, gifted to us in kindness. But it won’t last. We urgently need to rebuild the Muneeba Centre into a fully inclusive, fully accessible Islamic Centre — a permanent home where no Muslim is left behind.
Faith and Giving
﴿ وَمَا أَنفَقْتُم مِّن شَيْءٍ فَهُوَ يُخْلِفُهُ ﴾
“Whatever you spend in the way of Allah, He will replace it.” (Surah Saba 34:39)The Prophet ﷺ said: “When a human being dies, their deeds come to an end except three: ongoing charity (sadaqah jariyah), beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for them.” (Sahih Muslim)
Supporting the rebuild of the Muneeba Centre is sadaqah jariyah. Every prayer offered, every Qur’an recited, every smile shared will be written on your scale of deeds.
Why We Must Rebuild
- A prayer hall with space for every body, every ability
- Wudu areas and washrooms designed with accessibility and dignity
- Community rooms where families can gather, learn, and heal
- An inclusive kitchen where meals and skills are shared
- Dedicated spaces for our Vision, Mobility, Caregiver Networks and other support networks
Stories from Our Community
Nasr’s Story
(Name changed for dignity) When Nasr’s parents entered long-term care, he was left with nowhere to go. In the system, he had no halal food, no space for prayer, and no understanding of his faith. The Muneeba Centre will ensure Muslims like Nasr always have a place where faith and dignity are preserved.
A Mother’s Prayer
Maryam is a mother of an adult daughter with a disability shared: “Every day, I pray that my daughter passes away before me — because I fear no one will care for her when I am gone.”
This heartbreaking prayer is whispered by many mothers. A rebuilt Muneeba Centre gives them hope that their children will always have a place of belonging.
Hassan the Elder
After a car accident, Hassan could no longer access the masjid — stairs and washrooms kept him away. At the Muneeba Centre, he prayed again with his brothers. Rebuilding ensures no Muslim is cut off from worship.
Campaign Progress
$250,000 raised — but if we don’t match it by December 2025, it will be lost
Immediate need: $500,000 by December 2025 to complete Phase 1
Total goal: $2.5 million by December 2026
Gallery
Caption: The future of inclusion is already being built — and you can make it permanent.
Donate Now
Legacy & Major Gifts
For gifts of $100,000 or more, legacy opportunities are available, including naming rights for prayer halls, community rooms, the accessible kitchen, and other key spaces.
Final Call to Action
Muslims with disabilities are waiting for a home built for them. Mothers are waiting for hope. Families are waiting for peace of mind.
Allah has given you the chance to rebuild, to uplift, and to leave a legacy.
👉 Donate Now — rebuild the Muneeba Centre. Make your sadaqah jariyah today.