Islamic website development
Islamic website development for mosques, schools and organisations
A mosque or Islamic organisation's website has practical work to do: show today's prayer times, announce events, explain how to reach the community, and, for many, receive donations. It should also be simple for volunteers to update, because the person running it is rarely a full-time developer.
Theme29 builds websites for mosques, Islamic schools, charities and content platforms. We combine what we have learned building Islamic mobile software, including prayer times, Qur'an content and Ramadan schedules in our Zabi app, with careful web development: fast pages, right-to-left support and a clear editing experience.
Types of Islamic website we build
Mosque and community centre websites
Daily and Jumu'ah prayer times, imam and committee information, facilities, events, directions and contact details, laid out so a first-time visitor finds what they need in seconds.
Islamic schools and madrasas
Programme information, admissions enquiries, term calendars, teacher profiles and a parent-friendly news area.
Charity and fundraising sites
Clear appeals, donation forms connected to a payment gateway, and transparent reporting on what campaigns achieved.
Content and learning platforms
Lectures, articles, courses and audio, organised so visitors can browse by topic, speaker or series.
What makes an Islamic website work well
The technical choices matter as much as the design.
Accurate, adjustable prayer times
Times can follow a calculation method or be entered from the mosque's own timetable, with the iqamah (congregation) times managed separately and updated in moments.
Right-to-left and multilingual
Arabic text is rendered properly with suitable fonts and right-to-left layout, alongside English, Bengali or any other language your community uses.
Respectful handling of sacred content
Qur'anic text and hadith should come from verified sources and be presented unaltered. We build the layout and leave the content to your scholars and editors.
Trustworthy donations
Donation flows that show where money goes, issue receipts and use recognised payment gateways, so donors are confident.
What a good community website gives you
A clear public presence
New neighbours and visitors can find you, see when you meet and get in touch.
Less repeated messaging
Times, events and announcements live on the site instead of being retyped in group chats.
Easier fundraising
A single donation page and clear campaigns reduce friction for donors.
Volunteer-friendly upkeep
Editors update content through a simple admin area without touching code.
Typical features
- Daily prayer timetable with iqamah times
- Monthly timetable download or print view
- Events calendar and announcements
- Donation and appeal pages
- Online enquiry and registration forms
- Lecture and audio library
- Newsletter sign-up
- Arabic right-to-left and multilingual pages
- Ramadan and Eid special pages
- Google Maps directions
- Mobile-first, fast pages
- Admin area for volunteers
Who we build for
Mosques and prayer centres
Prayer times, events and community information.
Islamic education providers
Course information, enrolment and a learning portal.
Charities and relief organisations
Campaign pages and donation flows.
Scholars and content creators
Lectures, articles and audio in one searchable library.
Businesses serving Muslim communities
Directories, event listings and services.
How a project runs
- 01
Agree what visitors need
We list the questions people ask most, such as prayer times, address, events and how to donate, and put those first.
- 02
Gather and check content
Your team supplies the text and any religious content. We recommend it is reviewed by your own scholars before it goes live.
- 03
Design and build
A calm, readable design with good Arabic typography, built to be fast on phones.
- 04
Set up editing
Volunteers are shown how to update times and news, with a checklist for recurring tasks.
- 05
Launch and maintain
Go-live, search set-up and an agreed routine for updates.
Technologies
Website
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- WordPress where suitable
Back end
- Laravel
- PHP
- REST APIs
Services
- Payment gateways
- Google Maps
- Email newsletters
Why Theme29
We build Islamic software
Zabi is a full Islamic companion app with Qur'an, prayer times, Qibla, dua and Zakat tools, so the subject is familiar.
Care with content
We focus on the technology and leave scholarly judgement to you, and we design so editors can keep religious content accurate.
Web, apps and admin in one team
If a website should grow into a mobile app later, it is the same team.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you build a website for our mosque?
Yes. We build mosque websites with prayer and iqamah times, events, announcements, directions and donation options, with an admin area for volunteers to keep them current.
How are prayer times kept accurate?
Times can be calculated by a chosen method or entered from your mosque's timetable, whichever your community follows. Your imam or committee decides which is authoritative. We build the mechanism.
Can the website accept online donations?
Yes, through payment gateways suited to your donors' country. We design donation pages to be clear and transparent. Charity registration and reporting obligations remain with your organisation.
Do you support Arabic and other languages?
Yes. We support right-to-left layouts and Arabic typography, and can build the site in several languages at once.
Should we use WordPress or a custom website?
WordPress is a sensible choice for content-led community sites edited by volunteers. Custom is better for donation portals, learning platforms or very specific features. We will recommend one after understanding your needs.
Contact
Tell us about your community
Share what visitors need to do on your website. We will suggest a simple, respectful and easy-to-maintain approach.
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