A small amount of Sadaqah can transform the phenomenal work that is being carried out within mosques and Muslim institutions across the UK. Show your faith, earn your blessings and donate now.

Without your continued support, we cannot continue to tackle Islamophobia, develop better mosques and showcase the work of the Muslim communities across the UK.

“The Believers Shade On The Day Of Resurrection Will Be His Sadaqah”

(Hadith Tirmidhi)

What We Do

The MCB is committed to tackling social injustice in all its forms, national advocacy being a cross-cutting theme in all its works. The MCB works with its affiliates, civil society partners, and decision-makers to create a positive difference for British Muslim communities.

MCB seeks to work for the common good, to build a just and cohesive society for all. We work hard to represent, advocate for and capacity-build Muslim communities for a stronger, fairer, more sustainable future. Our work is not just for today, but for the benefit of British Muslims and UK communities into tomorrow.

What Is Sadaqah?

Sadaqah is a voluntary charitable act towards another being, which is highly emphasised in Islam as it carries great rewards and brings numerous benefits. It is the concept of giving charity voluntarily ‘fi sabillilah’ (for the cause of Allah).

These acts are not necessarily physical or monetary. Sadaqah is not judged by how big or small it is, but on how it helps people and how regularly it is done. It is not an obligation like Zakat, but instead, a practice performed to cleanse your soul, ward off calamities and put your heart and mind at ease. Good deeds as simple as a smile, or a helping hand can be Sadaqah.

A number of sayings of the Prophet (SAW) emphasise the benefits of giving Sadaqah.

“Sadaqah extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire.” [Tirmidhi].

“The believer’s shade on the Day of Resurrection will be his charity.” [Tirmidhi] Sadaqah can be used for any project or programme which is of benefit to people.

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What Is Sadaqah Jariyah?

Another important concept within Islam is the idea of Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity – benefit not just in the short term but the long term).

The Prophet (SAW) said: “When a person dies, all their deeds end except three: a continuing charity, beneficial knowledge and a child who prays for them.” [Muslim].

Therefore, many Muslims are eager to give charity which will continue to have benefit to people after their death, and continue to earn them reward. Any charity which continues to have positive effects on a community in the long term, beyond immediate relief, can be considered a Sadaqah Jariyah.

Allah tells us in the Qur’an that the reward of spending in charity is like:

“A grain of corn which grows seven ears, and each ear has a hundred grains” [Qur’an, 2:261]

Therefore, we encourage you to give Sadaqah regularly to the MCB in your name or the name of a loved ones and reap it’s rewards!

Make a difference with the MCB this Ramadan by supporting Muslim communities across the UK and investing in your Akhirah by giving small amount of Sadaqah

  • £10 could go towards covering the costs of updating bespoke training materials and resources for our Women in Mosques Development Programme (WiMDP), helping train the Muslim women leaders of tomorrow
  • £25 could help us bring together more communities and capacity build mossques across the UK through national campaigns and initiatives like Visit My Mosque and Our Mosques, Our Future
  • £50 could help further increase our capacities to provide tailor-made guidance and support for Mosques navigating the COVID-19 crisis
  • £100 could provide support for legal and advocacy work, helping us tackle Islamophobia in the media, society and politics and address the challenges Muslim communities across the UK face
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