We are rebuilding the Muneeba Centre — a fully accessible, fully inclusive Islamic home for Muslims with disabilities and their families.
The new Muneeba Centre will be a fully accessible Islamic space — designed from the ground up to welcome Muslims with disabilities, their caregivers, and their families with full dignity.
Space for every body and every ability — so no Muslim is ever cut off from worship again.
Thoughtfully designed for all abilities, preserving Islamic dignity at every turn.
Dedicated spaces for our Vision, Mobility, and Caregiver Networks — where families gather, learn, and heal.
Where halal meals and life skills are shared — togetherness made permanent.
﴿ وَمَا أَنفَقْتُم مِّن شَيْءٍ فَهُوَ يُخْلِفُهُ ﴾
"Whatever you spend in the way of Allah, He will replace it."Surah Saba · 34:39
"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 MuslimSupporting this rebuild is sadaqah jariyah. Every prayer offered, every Qur'an recited, every smile shared inside will be written on your scale of deeds — long after this moment has passed.
When Nasr's parents entered long-term care, he was left with nowhere to turn. No halal food, no space for prayer, no understanding of his faith or his culture.
The Muneeba Centre will ensure Muslims like Nasr always have a home where faith and dignity are preserved.
Maryam whispers every day: "I pray that my daughter passes away before me — because I fear no one will care for her when I am gone."
A rebuilt Muneeba Centre gives these mothers hope that their children will always belong somewhere.
After an accident, Hassan could no longer access the masjid. Stairs and inaccessible washrooms kept him from the community he loved. At the Muneeba Centre, he prayed side by side with his brothers once more.
Rebuilding ensures no Muslim is ever cut off from worship. Not one.
What We Do at DEEN Support Services
Demolition Has Started — Phase 1 in Action
Imams Speak — Why Accessibility in Islam Matters
What you see below happens in a temporary space. Imagine what becomes possible in a permanent one.
For gifts of $100,000 or more, naming rights are available for key spaces — a legacy felt by every person who passes through these doors for generations to come.
$250,000 has been raised. It must be matched by March 2026 or it will be lost. Your gift — at any amount — keeps this alive.
Muslims with disabilities are waiting for a home built for them. Mothers are waiting for hope. Allah has given you the means and the moment.
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