إِنَّ ٱلَّذِينَ يُنفِقُونَ Everything your Islamic giving team runs, in one place.

Sadaqah, simplified.

Mohseen is the operating platform for Islamic giving in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and major markets worldwide: entrance-hall kiosks, QR codes, sadaqah pages, contributor records, campaigns, live fundraising, programs, events, zakat categories, waqf workflows, Ramadan rhythms, and local payment rails. Pick your tradition and region, then start collecting the same day.

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First sadaqah the same day
Hijri-aware Ramadan workflows
Every channel, one ledger
Islamic-giving setup
28 Dhul Qa'dah 1447
Saturday · 16 May 2026 (Gregorian)
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Next observance
🌙 1 Muharram — new Hijri year
~2 weeks awayAppeal draft awaiting approval
$85K
Last Ramadan raised
247
Zakat contributors
Set up your organisation — 60 seconds

Pick your tradition and region — funds, vocabulary, Ramadan workflows, local rails, and receipts prepare themselves.

Up and running in minutes

Sign up after Zuhr. Receive the first sadaqah before Maghrib.

No questionnaire, no setup project, no sales call. Onboarding confirms the basics and gets collection channels, contributor records, appeals, and receipts ready quickly.

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Pick your tradition

Sunni, Shia, Sufi, Ibadi, or Ahmadiyya — and your country. One choice; that's the whole interview.

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The platform configures itself

Zakat, Sadaqah, and Sadaqah Jariyah funds are created — zakat never mixed with sadaqah. Hijri-aware Ramadan workflows, receipts, and vocabulary follow your community's language: sadaqah, contributor, appeal, commitment.

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Share the QR into the WhatsApp group

Your sadaqah page is live with a printable QR and a giving.at short link. Put it on the entrance noticeboard, in the Friday announcements, in the community WhatsApp group — and receive the first sadaqah the same day.

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Islamic giving operations

Donation, contributor, campaign, live fundraising, program, and event work — together.

Mohseen connects the work your team already carries: collecting sadaqah, caring for contributors, running campaigns and live appeals, managing programs and events, separating zakat and waqf funds, and preparing for Ramadan without extra spreadsheets.

Operation I · Collect sadaqah

The collection, gathered from everywhere

The Jumu'ah collection, the iftar-night giving, the zakat that arrives with Ramadan — sadaqah comes from everywhere now, and every contribution must land in one trustworthy ledger.

✓ A kiosk in the entrance hall — three taps from salaam to sadaqah, tap/chip/contactless — and a volunteer's phone as an extra collection point with Tap to Pay when the Jumu'ah queue forms
✓ A sadaqah page with printable QR and a giving.at short link for every fund and appeal — noticeboard, Friday announcements, the community WhatsApp group
✓ A one-line website widget; checkout runs in a locked iframe, so card data never touches your masjid's site
✓ Seven giving channels, one ledger — every sadaqah in the same records and receipts
💰 Zakat 🤲 Sadaqah 🌱 Sadaqah Jariyah 🌙 Ramadan
Entrance-hall kiosk — Zakat, Sadaqah, and building fund selection
The entrance-hall kiosk — Zakat · Sadaqah · Building fund, three taps
Everything about collecting →
Operation II · Care for your contributors

Know who gives — and honor their privacy

Concealed charity is the higher adab — and caring for contributors means knowing them while honoring that. Welcome the new, thank the faithful, and quietly notice who gave last Ramadan but not this one — without a spreadsheet, and without pressure.

✓ A record for every contributor: zakat, sadaqah, commitments, recurring, receipts — with privacy as the default adab
✓ The My Giving portal — passwordless self-service by a code to their phone or email, so the masjid office stays quiet
✓ Ramadan-to-Ramadan retention: contributor stages tracked across the Hijri year, with a gentle Shaban note for the lapsed — staff approves every send
✓ Devotional recurring the contributor chooses: after Maghrib every Jumu'ah, daily at iftar, annually on 1 Shawwal, monthly sadaqah jariyah
Contributor records — every community member's giving history in one place
Contributor records — history, stages, and commitments in one view
Everything about contributor care →
Operation III · Run appeals & live giving

From Ramadan to the building appeal

Every Hijri year has its great asks: Ramadan — when giving runs 2–4× the rest of the year — the building appeal, the udhiyya season, the winter relief drive. Each needs a goal, a story, and a moment.

✓ Appeals with goals, commitments, and progress that every channel feeds — kiosk, QR, online, recurring, bKash to Stripe
✓ Ramadan readiness: appeal drafts ready before the moon is sighted — with restraint encoded for the last ten nights, when worship comes first and solicitation goes quiet
✓ Building appeals built on commitments — given over months, tracked to completion, gently followed up
✓ The fundraising iftar as a live appeal — a 4-character code and QR at live.mohseen.app, the total rising in real time between courses
Appeal detail — goal, commitments, and channel breakdown
An appeal in flight — goal, commitments, every channel counted
Everything about appeals & live giving →
Operation IV · Programs & events

Fill the program, week after week

The weekend madrasah, the Quran classes, the community iftars, the Eid festival — the masjid fills when the community knows what's on and can say "we'll be there" in one tap.

✓ Native events with RSVP, capacity-aware waitlists, and iCal feeds the community can subscribe to
✓ One program calendar for Ramadan nights, madrasah terms, Eid events, and community programs
✓ Announcements where people look: website widgets and prayer-times / announcement signage Early access
✓ A sadaqah page for every event — the iftars, the Eid events, the fundraising dinners
Events — classes, iftars, and Eid events with RSVP
The event calendar — RSVPs, waitlists, and iCal feeds
Everything about programs & events →
Underneath all four — seven giving channels, one staff dashboard
📄 Sadaqah pages 🔗 Website widgets 🖥️ Entrance-hall kiosk 🎙️ Live appeals 📺 SignageEarly access 📲 Mobile 🏠 My Giving portal 📊 Dashboard
The Islamic giving stack — live before next Jumu'ah
Start free, stay free · collection, contributors, campaigns, live appeals, programs, and events
Start free → Ask Mohseen →
🕌 On-premise collection

The entrance hall is your front line

Most giving still begins in the building — at Jumu'ah, at Taraweeh, on the night of the fundraising iftar. The collection box still passes; beside it stand a kiosk by the entrance, a QR on the musalla noticeboard, and a volunteer's phone that takes a tap. Every one of those contributions lands in the same ledger as the online ones.

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A kiosk in the entrance hall

Three taps from salaam to sadaqah. Stripe WisePOS E and Reader M2 take tap, chip, and contactless; an offline queue holds contributions when the Wi-Fi drops; lock-task mode and a branded idle screen keep it Jumu'ah-proof.

1 license free in CommunityOffline queueLock-task mode
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QR everywhere

Every fund and appeal gets a printable QR and a giving.at short link the moment it's created. At the entrance, on the musalla noticeboard, on the iftar table card — scan, give, done. No app, no account required for a first sadaqah.

Entrance posterMusalla noticeboardIftar table card
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A volunteer's phone is a kiosk

When the queue forms after Jumu'ah, a volunteer opens the staff app and their Android phone becomes an extra collection point with Tap to Pay — the contributor taps their own card on the phone. Zero extra hardware, exactly when you need it.

Tap to PayKiosk modeNFC Android
See on-premise collection →
Social & community channels

The masjid WhatsApp group is where the ummah already is

The community WhatsApp group, the Facebook page, the Instagram bio, the khutbah clip — your people are already there. Every sadaqah page is built to be shared into those spaces: a short link that reads aloud well after the announcements, a QR that prints well, and a page that opens fast and takes a sadaqah without an account.

✓ Share the appeal's short link into the community WhatsApp group — it unfurls into a card with your masjid's name and photo
✓ Make it the link-in-bio on the masjid's Instagram and YouTube
✓ Eid greetings and Ramadan posts with the QR built in — the moment that moves someone is the moment they can give
✓ Run ads to a sadaqah page — a destination built to convert, no web team needed
✓ giving.at short links — short enough to print, remember, and read out after Jumu'ah
The social & community playbook →
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Masjid Al-Falah — Community
WhatsApp group · 540 members
Assalamu alaikum — alhamdulillah, the new wudu area is within reach. If you've been waiting for the right moment, it's here. 🤲
Wudu area renovation
Masjid Al-Falah · Building appeal
72% of goal · 163 contributors
giving.at/alfalah-wudu
Shared by Br. Yusuf · Friday 1:48 PM
My Giving — Aisha R.
Signed in with a code to her phone · no password
Contributor portal
Recurring sadaqah — $25 every Jumu'ah
Charged after Maghrib each Friday · card ending 4421
Manage
Building appeal commitment
$1,800 of $3,000 fulfilled · on schedule
View
Zakat receipt · 1447 AH
Ready · zakat held as its own fund, never mixed with sadaqah
Download
🌙 Ramadan rhythm
Daily-at-iftar recurring sadaqah resumes 1 Ramadan 1448 AH. Pause or change anytime — no calls needed.
Cover the processing fees
Aisha covers the fees — the masjid receives the full amount
On ✓
Contributor self-service

Contributors manage their own giving — the masjid office stays quiet

Every contributor gets the My Giving portal on the web and the Mohseen brand app at no monthly fee. Custom white-label app packaging is available for Enterprise organisations that need their own app-store presence. Sign-in is passwordless either way: a one-time code to their phone or email.

✓ Passwordless sign-in — a code to their phone or email, nothing to remember, no app store required
✓ Recurring sadaqah under their own control — change the amount, the rhythm, the card; pause anytime
✓ Receipts and annual statements on demand — country-aware, per contributor, with zakat clearly separated
✓ Cover-the-fees at checkout — many contributors choose to, and the masjid receives the full amount
How contributor care works → See the My Giving portal
The quiet layer underneath

Islamic cultural intelligence — a platform that understands Islamic giving

None of this is the headline — it's the reason day-to-day giving work feels lighter. The platform understands the Hijri year, speaks your community's language, and drafts the words; your team and your scholars stay in charge of every one of them.

📅 Hijri-keyed seasonal drafts

Appeal drafts ready ahead of Ramadan, Dhul Hijjah, and Muharram — your staff approves every send. Restraint is encoded: in the last ten nights of Ramadan, solicitation goes quiet, because worship comes first.

📖 Riba-free language & your vocabulary

Sadaqah, contributor, appeal, commitment — across every screen, email, and receipt. Per-tradition terms where they belong: Khums for Shia communities, Chanda for Ahmadiyya, Lillah where applicable.

🕋 Devotional recurring intents

Contributors give in the rhythm of their worship: after Maghrib every Jumu'ah, daily at iftar through Ramadan, annually on 1 Shawwal, or monthly sadaqah jariyah.

✍️ AI drafts, staff approves

Write-for-me appeals in an adab-respecting tone — restraint over frequency, never urgency-pressure. Nothing ever auto-sends.

✦ The scholar-review system

Cultural and fiqh-relevant content is reviewed by credentialed scholars and cultural experts with real identities and scoped review domains. Anything still pending review shows a visible ribbon until it's approved — honesty built in.

Today's autopilot queue
3 drafts ready · awaiting approval · nothing auto-sends
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Dhul Hijjah appeal
"The first ten blessed days" · 312 contributors
Ready
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Lapsed-contributor win-back
Gave Ramadan 1446, not yet 1447 · gentle Shaban note · 38 contributors
Ready
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Sadaqah Jariyah update
Well construction milestone · 89 contributors
Ready
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Shaban Ramadan-readiness note
All subscribers · scheduled 20 Shaban · 891 contributors
Queued

How cultural intelligence works →  ·  The Hijri calendar →  ·  AI & autopilot →

Major markets — with Muslim-majority depth

Built for North America, the UK, Australia, and wherever the ummah gives

Mohseen's primary markets are Islamic organisations in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and other major economies, with regional depth for countries where Muslim communities are the majority or Islamic culture is prominent. A masjid in Toronto, an Islamic school in Sydney, a charity in Birmingham, a zakat foundation in Dhaka, and a relief team in Karachi each give differently — and every recurring sadaqah mandate stays on the provider that created it, in the currency it was set up in, for life.

🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇦🇺 Primary markets

US, Canada, UK & Australia — cards, receipts, and kiosks

Stripe and PayPal for one-time and recurring giving, entrance-hall kiosks, QR codes, contributor records, and jurisdiction-aware receipts for major Islamic centers, masjids, schools, and charities.

Stripe PayPal 501(c)(3) Gift Aid DGR
🇧🇩 🇵🇰 Bangladesh & Pakistan

Mobile wallets for high-trust Islamic giving

bKash, Nagad, and SSLCommerz in Bangladesh; JazzCash and Easypaisa in Pakistan for one-time sadaqah. Local-currency amounts, Bangla and Urdu giving categories, and NGO-aware reporting where needed.

bKash Nagad SSLCommerz JazzCash Easypaisa
🌏 Indonesia, Malaysia & India

Local rails for Muslim-majority markets

Xendit for Indonesia (GoPay and local methods), Razorpay for India (UPI, cards, wallets). Malaysia: full card acceptance today, with Malay giving categories built in.

Xendit Razorpay MY — cards today
🌍 Major markets worldwide

Cards everywhere, receipts that match

Stripe and PayPal for cards worldwide — plus iyzico in Türkiye, Moyasar in Saudi Arabia, and Fawry in Egypt. Country-aware receipts — US 501(c)(3), Canada CRA, UK Gift Aid receipt flagging, Australia DGR fields, India 80G. Contributors can cover the processing fees at checkout.

Stripe PayPal Cover the fees
bKashNagadSSLCommerzJazzCashEasypaisaXenditiyzicoMoyasarFawryRazorpayStripePayPal

19 third-party payment rails ship in the platform, with country-aware receipts automatic. Mohseen worldwide →

Giving categories in seven languages
Englishবাংলা Banglaالعربية Arabicاردو UrduBahasa IndonesiaTürkçeBahasa Melayu

SMS routing is live for Bangladesh today. The product UI is English today — Arabic, Bangla, and Urdu UI are on the roadmap. اللغة العربية قريباً

Local partners

On-the-ground onboarding and support

We support organisations in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, Bangladesh, and other major Islamic giving markets with onboarding in the right timezone and regional context. Setting up in one of these markets? Write to us and we'll connect you with the right local team.

Built for the whole Muslim community
🕌 Community masjids & Islamic centers 📚 Madrasahs & Islamic schools 🏘️ Cemeteries & janazah funds 🌍 Relief charities & NGOs All audiences →
The frameworks of Islamic giving
💰 Zakat 🤲 Sadaqah 🌱 Sadaqah Jariyah 🌙 Ramadan 🏛️ WaqfLater in 2026 All frameworks →
Pricing

Start free, stay free

The full giving stack on the Community plan — with a free kiosk license for the entrance hall. Enterprise when the organisation grows past one building.

Most masjids start here
Community
For communities of every size
$0/mo
  • Sadaqah pages, QR + giving.at short links, website widgets, live appeals
  • 1 kiosk license included — and 1 signage license (early access)
  • Contributor records, My Giving portal, lifecycle automation
  • Country-aware receipts — US, Canada, UK Gift Aid flagging, Australia DGR fields, India 80G, Bangladesh NGO Affairs-ready
Start free →
Enterprise
For large Islamic centers & national organizations
$495/mo
  • Everything in Community
  • 10 kiosk/signage device licenses included — extra devices $9.95/device/mo
  • Your own domain and branding
  • Staff roles and permissions at multi-branch scale — talk to us about multi-site & networks
Compare the plans →

Processing fees are the contributor's story — contributors can cover the fees at checkout, so the masjid receives the full amount. Full pricing details →

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Ready to set up your organisation?

Pick your tradition. Zakat, Sadaqah, and Sadaqah Jariyah funds prepare themselves with Hijri-aware Ramadan workflows and your region's payment rails. Waqf endowment governance comes later in 2026. Up and running in minutes — start free, stay free.

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