Programs & Supports of Wudu Khana Program by Donor
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- FAQ #1
What is the Wudu Khana Program?
The Wudu Khana Program is an initiative by the Muslim Welfare Organization aimed at constructing and maintaining wudu (ablution) facilities in mosques and community centers. These facilities provide clean and accessible spaces for Muslims to perform their ablutions before prayer, ensuring a hygienic and comfortable environment for worship.
- FAQ #2
What are the key features of the wudu khana facilities provided through this program?
The wudu khana facilities typically include:
- Multiple taps and washing stations to accommodate several users at once.
- Clean and sanitary environments with proper drainage systems.
- Accessibility features for individuals with disabilities.
- Separate areas for men and women to perform ablutions comfortably.
- FAQ #3
How does the Muslim Welfare Organization select locations for building wudu khana facilities?
Locations are selected based on need, with priority given to mosques and community centers that lack proper ablution facilities. The organization conducts assessments in collaboration with local community leaders and mosque committees to identify areas where the construction of wudu khanas will have the most significant impact.
- FAQ #4
Can donors contribute specifically to the Wudu Khana Program?
