Mosque Websites and Apps for Prayer Times, Weekend School and Donations

With Mythex a mosque committee can build a website that shows its own iqamah times, an enrolment and fees system for weekend school, and a donations record that keeps zakat, sadaqah and the general fund apart. You describe what the masjid needs in chat, in English, Arabic or any other language, and publish it for the congregation.

What a masjid committee is really managing

Iqamah times change through the year and the printed timetable on the noticeboard is always one change behind. Weekend school runs on paper forms that a volunteer types up each September, and fees are chased by a teacher at the classroom door. Donations come in by card machine, bank transfer and cash in the box, and the treasurer has to show which money was zakat. Ramadan doubles everything: nightly iftars, taraweeh stewarding, Eid sessions and the appeal. Most of it lives in WhatsApp groups that new volunteers never find. The committee needs one place for times, families, money and rotas, run by volunteers who change every few years.

One iqamah table that updates the site and the prayer hall screen
Weekend school enrolment, classes, attendance and fees
Donations recorded by fund with annual statements
Volunteer rotas for jumu'ah, Ramadan and Eid
Hall and nikah bookings approved by the committee
Membership records that match the constitution

What you can build for mosques

Prayer times from your own timetable

The home page shows today's start and iqamah times from a table the committee edits, with both jumu'ah khutbahs if you run two. Visitors find the sisters' entrance, parking, wheelchair access and a funeral contact number that works outside office hours. The same table can feed a full-screen page for the TV in the prayer hall.

Build a website for our mosque. Show today's prayer start and iqamah times from a table the committee can edit, both jumu'ah times, and a monthly printable timetable. Add pages for weekend school, facilities for sisters, parking and access, and a funeral contact number. Make a full-screen prayer times page for the screen in the hall.

Weekend school with each child's progress

Parents enrol online by class, teachers mark attendance each Saturday and Sunday, and progress is recorded the same way for every child, such as the surah or lesson reached. A covering teacher can open the class and see where to start. Adult Quran and Arabic classes and new Muslim classes run as their own groups.

Make a weekend school app for a mosque. Parents enrol children into classes like Qaida, Quran reading and hifz. Teachers log in to mark attendance and record each student's surah or lesson reached. Add separate adult Arabic and new Muslim classes. Only teachers and that child's parents can see a child's record.

Households and donors, with funds kept apart

Each household lists its members, contact details and children in classes. Every gift is recorded against the fund the donor chose, zakat, sadaqah, lillah or the building fund, so the treasurer can show where zakat went. Volunteers are tagged by what they can do: cooking, stewarding, teaching, driving.

Create a records app for our mosque with households and their members, donations recorded by fund such as zakat, sadaqah and the building fund, and volunteers tagged by skills. Show totals by fund and give each regular donor an annual statement.

A Ramadan rota that does not fall apart on night fifteen

Plan iftar setup, serving and cleanup for all thirty nights, plus parking and stewarding for taraweeh and Eid, before the month starts. Volunteers see their shifts and can offer a swap, and coordinators see the empty nights while there is still time to fill them.

Build a volunteer rota app for our mosque. Create shifts for iftar setup, serving and cleanup for each night of Ramadan, and parking and stewarding for jumu'ah and Eid. Volunteers sign up, see their shifts and request swaps. Highlight nights with gaps.

Eid sessions with registration

When the hall cannot hold everyone, families register for a session and get their time by email, so arrivals spread out. Community iftars collect numbers so the kitchen knows how many meals to cook, and open days take bookings for school groups.

Make an events page for our mosque where families register for an Eid prayer session with a capacity per session, and people sign up for community iftars with the number of guests. Show the kitchen a meal count per night.

Weekend school fees per child, per term

Invoice each family per child per term with a sibling discount, record cash and transfer payments, and show outstanding fees to the office only, never to other parents. Hall hire invoices carry the date, hours and deposit.

Build a fees app for our mosque weekend school. Invoice each family per child per term with a sibling discount, record payments, and show the office a list of unpaid fees. Add hall hire invoices with a deposit.

Children's records and safeguarding

Weekend school holds children's names, ages, medical notes and parent contacts. Keep it to what teachers need, let only the child's teachers and parents see it, and ask for login with roles for teachers, office and committee. If any class runs online, follow your safeguarding policy. Check the data protection and child safety rules that apply where you operate.

Teacher, office and committee roles
Medical notes visible only to that class's teacher
Photo consent recorded per child

Start with one thing the volunteers hate

Do not build everything before Ramadan. Pick the job that eats the most volunteer time, usually weekend school enrolment and fees, and move only that off paper this term. Once parents are logging in, add donation statements and the volunteer rota on the same app, so families have one login for the masjid.

Questions

Can the website show our own iqamah times instead of calculated ones?

Yes. The committee edits a timetable in the app and the home page, printable timetable and prayer hall screen all read from it. If you also want calculated start times, say which calculation method your mosque follows.

Can we take donations online?

Yes, through a payment provider you connect with your own account. Each donation is saved with the fund the donor chose, so zakat stays separate.

Can the site be in Arabic or Urdu as well as English?

Yes. You can prompt in any language and ask for the site in several languages, and right-to-left layouts like Arabic and Urdu work.

Is there an app congregants can install on their phones?

Published apps work in any phone browser. On Pro, Mythex can also turn your published app into Android and iPhone apps that open it, so prayer times and notices are one tap away.

Does it cost anything?

You can build and publish on the Free plan with no card. Pro is $25 a month and adds a custom domain, more credits, code editing and export.

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