Help Ahmad Build a House of Worship in Berlin!

The purchase of the mosque is a unique opportunity to create a permanent place for prayer and community. This place will not only be used for the daily performance of salah, but also for educational programmes, youth development and social activities. With your support, we will secure a House of Allah that will serve as a source of barakah and a centre of light in our society. Every donation is an ongoing blessing (Sadaqah Jariyah) and an investment in the hereafter. Help make this vision a reality and be part of a reward that never ends!

Goals: Acquisition of a permanent house of Allah for prayer, education and community. Strengthening the Ummah through spiritual, social and cultural programmes. To provide a centre for the next generation of Muslims. Target group: Muslims who wish to actively participate in the Ummah. Community members of all ages, especially families and youth. Charitable donors who wish to invest in Sadaqah Jariyah.

- The need for a dedicated religious centre: The Muslim community in Spandau is growing and has a need for a permanent, dedicated place for prayer and gathering. The creation of a waqf will enable us to secure this space permanently and maintain it as a centre for our culture and religion. - Preserving our cultural values: This mosque will not only serve as a place of prayer, but also as a place to share values and exchange ideas. Here, future generations will be able to live and pass on their religious identity in a safe and inspiring environment. - A legacy for the future: The Waqf will leave a lasting legacy for us all. Your donation is an investment in the future of our children and grandchildren, who will grow up in a mosque and cultural centre that helps them to preserve and strengthen their Muslim identity.

- Central location in Spandau: The property is in one of the best locations in Berlin, which is hugely important both for access for members of the community and for the long-term security of the project. Property prices in this area are much higher today and will continue to rise in the future. The purchase of this property at the current price represents an excellent investment for the Muslim community in Spandau. - Preservation and growth of Muslim identity: The Waqf is a long-term legacy that allows us to preserve and strengthen the Muslim identity in Spandau. Unlike private owners, whose ownership is not always guaranteed, a Waqf remains a permanent, inalienable asset that benefits the community. This mosque will not only be a place of prayer, but also a centre for education, cultural events and social support - a valuable contribution for future generations. - Future security: With a Waqf, we are creating a financial basis that guarantees the independence and sustainability of the mosque. This model ensures that the mosque remains independent in the future and can continue its activities - without being dependent on short-term financial fluctuations or external factors.

The Teiba Cultural Centre is a non-profit association that was founded in 2009 with the aim of promoting the religious needs of Muslims in Spandau and Berlin, offering help to people, promoting international understanding and building networks between people in our neighbourhood. It is an open place for anyone who has questions about Islam, Muslims and their culture. It is a place for peace, reflection, education and positive communication. The Teiba Cultural Centre also aims to help Muslims living in Spandau and Berlin to practice their religion, to deepen their awareness of their faith and their willingness to serve others, but also to contribute to a better understanding of Islam and Muslims. As one of the outstanding Muslim institutions in Berlin, the Teiba Cultural Centre has an impact far beyond the Spandau area and thus represents added value for the district of Spandau. The Teiba Cultural Centre thrives on the motivation and commitment of community members who invest their time and energy here on a voluntary basis. All financial resources are provided by the community members. The work is multilingual, mainly in German and Arabic.