The mosque projects that we have started to solve the problem which our brothers and sisters who have  difficulty in finding a place for worship in Africa, are continuing.

Leyli Kadir Mosque, which laid a foundation at the end of 2018, was opened for worship in N'djamena, the capital of Chad. in the mosque, which has been completed and included lavatory and    washbasin, 180 people will be able to worship at the same time.

About 20,000 people living in the area will benefit from the mosque, which is based on 100 square meters.

Thanks to the mosque projects we have done in many regions in the world including Africa

people who have difficulty practicing the religious duties en masse because of impossibilities have got suitable places for worship.

It allows spreading the principle of Islam coexistence, brotherhood and sharing in areas where people from different tribes have clashed with each other for many years.

Areas are created  for people can learn  their religion, in the region where Muslims are in a minority  and missionaries are working hard.

religious and vocational training is provided in madrasas and courses which created within mosques for the people.