Guidance for Mosque: Dealing with harmful mail
Some Mosques and Muslim organisations including schools, charities and businesses in the UK will receive a significant amount of mail along with other parcel deliveries.
This guide aims to support mosques from the increasing risk of harmful mail.
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Guidance For Mosques
This is a simple guide on what Mosque leaders can do during the difficult times of conflict.
It cover different areas around support for khutbah’s and talk delivered from the mosque and some basic essential tips that are easy to follow and implement.
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Cyber Security to Protect Mosques
This guide presents basic security steps Mosques can take, providing a starting point that can be built upon.
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A 6 Step Guide On Dealing With Allegations Made Against Your Mosque
This is a simple guide, and the list is not exhaustive but is aimed at simple steps mosques should consider when allegations are made against the mosque, especially during times of conflict.
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Last month, Professor Susumu Nejima of Toyo University visited the MCB offices.
He is researching Muslim community development and was welcomed by Zara Mohammed. Professor Nejima is involved with the Japan Islamic Trust's Masjid Otsuka and is comparing British and Japanese experiences in providing services like mosques and religious education.
He estimates 250,000 Muslims in Japan, mainly from Indonesia, Pakistan and Bangladesh. A key issue is the lack of Muslim burial spaces since cremation is the norm.
The Trust's post-Fukushima disaster relief put the Muslim presence on the map. The MCB shared 2021 census data on British Muslims. Professor Nejima also visited the East London Mosque.
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