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Qur'an distribution
Placing 1,000 printed mashafs with mosques, schools and new Muslims across the Coast region.
The project
A printed mushaf remains a meaningful gift, especially for a new Muslim, a family setting up a home or a school building its first collection. This project is distributing 1,000 copies across the Coast region, working through mosques, community centres and education partners who already serve local families.
The distribution is intentionally local. Rather than sending boxes to a central warehouse, the team is working with named partners who can identify households and classrooms where a copy will be used. Each partner receives a simple allocation sheet and is asked to confirm where the copies have gone, without collecting personal data about recipients.
The project has passed the halfway point, with more than six hundred copies placed. The remaining copies will be allocated before the end of the year, with priority for partners who have asked for support and for groups working with new Muslims. A short final report will describe the allocation without publishing recipients' details.
Contributions are recorded as pledges. Supporters will be contacted by the team with secure payment details, and the project page will be updated as distribution continues. The aim is a simple, accountable process that keeps the focus on the person receiving the mushaf.
Distribution has reached 612 copies across 18 partner organisations. The team is now reviewing requests from schools and community centres for the remaining allocation.
The first group of mosques, schools and community centres has confirmed participation. Each partner will receive an allocation sheet and a short guide to local follow-up support.
Record a pledge
Choose an amount and leave a way for the team to contact you. A pledge records your intention; it does not take a payment.
No card details are collected on this site. No payment is taken.