The constitution becomes the system
Every UK masjid has a governing document. Most have never truly used it. Masjid Amanah changes that — turning your constitution into a living, enforced framework that governs every decision, every election, every complaint, automatically.
One platform. Every masjid configured to its own rules. No two the same.
Governance is the foundation. But the platform covers the full breadth of masjid operations — finance, welfare, education, HR, events, and more — all built on the same constitutional backbone.
An admin console and a member app
Masjid Amanah is two things working as one. A powerful web-based console for those who run the masjid — and a mobile app that puts transparency directly in the hands of every member.
The engine room
For masjid staff and administrators, the console is where everything is managed and nothing is hidden. Built around your constitution, it brings together every operational function in one place:
The beating heart
This is where the masjid comes to you.
You don't need to attend every meeting to know what's happening. You don't need to know the right people to get answers. You don't need to chase anyone. The app simply shows you what is happening in your masjid — because you have a right to know.
Announcements. Financial transparency. Election notices. Your vote. Your complaint, tracked to resolution. None of it requires a decision about what to share — the constitution decides that. The app just delivers it.
This is your masjid. In your pocket. Working for you.
Governance Transparency
Members can see what is happening in their masjid — decisions made, meetings scheduled, trustees appointed. Informed members build stronger, more united communities.
Election Participation
Eligible members receive notices, cast votes, and see results — all within a constitutionally valid process they can trust.
Complaints & Queries
Members can raise concerns through the proper channel and track progress to resolution — clearly, constitutionally, and with full accountability.
Onboarding a masjid in four steps
Register the masjid
An administrator creates the masjid's tenant on the platform — charity registration number, name, contact details, and jurisdiction confirmed.
Configure the constitution
The masjid's governing document is uploaded and its key variables configured — quorums, notice periods, election rules, trustee limits, membership criteria.
Add members and trustees
The member and trustee register is populated and verified. Roles and permissions are assigned in line with the governing document.
Go live
From this point, every governance action — election, meeting, appointment, complaint — is processed through the platform and checked against the constitution.
Built around UK charity law
Every feature in Masjid Amanah is designed with reference to the legal and regulatory obligations of UK masjid charities:
Charities Act 2011
The primary legislation governing registered charities in England and Wales. Trustees' duties, member rights, and governance obligations flow directly from this Act.
Charity Commission Guidance
CC3 (The Essential Trustee), CC29 (Conflicts of interest), CC36 (Campaigning), and related guidance shape how the platform handles trustee decisions, member rights, and complaints.
The Governing Document
Every masjid's own constitution is the primary source of authority within the platform. No system rule overrides the governing document — it is the system.
Ready to see it in action?
We are working with early-adopter masajid to refine and deploy the platform. Whether your masjid is navigating governance challenges or simply wants a better way to operate — we want to hear from you.