Ready projects

Depth: 15 to 25 meters Lifespan: 15 years Benefits 5 families

Two water taps Electric pump Manual pump Depth: 25 meters Lifespan: 20 years Serves 6 to 7 families

3 water taps Electric pump Hand pump Depth: 30–35 meters Lifespan: 30 years or more Serves 9–10 families

Permanent/Long-lasting 500-liter water tank 5 taps Electric pump Manual pump Manual drilling Depth of 45 meters underground Sufficient for an entire village

Durable and long-lasting 500-liter water tank 8 seating positions and 8 taps Manual and electric pumps Well depth: 45 meters underground Manual drilling method Serves both the mosque and the village

Large Artesian Well (12 Taps) Permanent/Long-lasting 500-liter water tank 12 taps Electric pump Sufficient for an entire village Mechanized drilling

Durable and long-lasting 500-liter water tank 11 seats and 11 taps Electric pump Serves both the mosque and a large village Well depth: 70 meters underground Mechanized drilling

Mosque construction projects are being implemented in underserved areas within the Indian states of Bihar and Bengal, where many villages suffer from a lack of suitable mosques and inadequate religious and community infrastructure. These projects aim to provide a dedicated space for prayer, worship, Quranic education, and community service, serving as an ongoing charity (*Sadaqah Jariyah*) and a lasting legacy for years to come, God willing.

Mosque Construction Project – Bihar & Bengal Mosque construction projects are implemented in underserved villages across Bihar and Bengal states in India, where many communities suffer from a lack of proper mosques and weak religious infrastructure. These projects aim to provide a suitable place for prayer, worship, Quran teaching, and community gatherings, creating a long-lasting charity and a meaningful impact for generations, God willing.

Mosque Construction Project – Bihar & Bengal Mosque construction projects are implemented in underserved villages across Bihar and Bengal states in India, where many communities suffer from a lack of proper mosques and weak religious infrastructure. These projects aim to provide a suitable place for prayer, worship, Quran teaching, and community gatherings, creating a long-lasting charity and a meaningful impact for generations, God willing.

As part of Al-Ghaith Water Charity projects, we work on implementing electric surface water wells in underserved areas in India (Bihar and Bengal states) and Nepal, where many villages suffer from a severe lack of clean water and difficulty accessing it daily.

Help spread the words of Allah by providing Qur’ans to communities in need and earn a lasting reward with every recitation. Minimum order: 30 Qur’ans.