Transparency

Honest about how we work

A platform that helps a masjid be transparent should be transparent itself. Here, plainly, is how Masjid Amanah works, how it's funded, and how we care for your data.

A faithful record — never policing

We are a service provider, not a regulator

Masjid Amanah keeps an honest, accurate record of what happens in a masjid — decisions, meetings, money — kept for the masjid, so nothing is lost or remembered differently. But the trustees remain the accountable party, in charge of their own masjid. We do not adjudicate, we do not enforce, and we never police.

The one line we will never cross is the honesty of the record. The masjid decides how much to share and with whom; but the record itself is always truthful. The platform will never lie for anyone — that is the promise that makes it worth trusting.

How it's funded

Not-for-profit, and honest about it

Masjid Amanah is a not-for-profit platform, built for the sake of Allah — and there are no plans to charge masjids for it. It isn't a product being sold to you; it's a service offered to you. The only "return" we seek is that it benefits the ummah, and pleases Allah.

Some optional add-ons a masjid may choose (for example, video meetings) are paid by the masjid directly to that third-party provider, at cost — never to us.

Your data, cared for

A masjid's information is a trust too

Held in the UK, openly listed elsewhere

Your masjid's records live in London (UK). A few named services process specific data elsewhere — for example the optional AI minutes use US-based speech and drafting services — and every one is listed openly in our sub-processor list. It belongs to your masjid, not to us.

Privacy-first

No third-party ad-tracking. Our email runs on Zoho (EU); we avoid invasive analytics and keep the footprint minimal by design.

The right people, only

Sensitive information — safeguarding, welfare, bank details — is tightly access-controlled, so it reaches only those who should see it.

Yours to ask for

People can ask what's held about them and have it corrected or removed — the data rights every UK charity now owes its community.

The traditional way stays

No one is forced online. The app sits alongside how a masjid already works — a door held open, not a wall.

Advisory, never binding

Where the platform assists with governance, the code is a help and the trustees decide. AI is advisory; people remain in charge.

Questions about any of this?

We're happy to answer plainly. Ask us anything about how the platform works, how it's funded, or how your data is cared for.

not-for-profit  ·  no plans to charge  ·  for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالى ﷻ