A mosque or religious organization website brings together Islamic community life, prayer times, educational programs, and charity activity. In recent years Uzbek mosques and madrasahs have started digitizing — sites help connect with the community, teach Islam to the younger generation, and raise charity funds.
Main elements
Home page with today's prayer times — Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha. By mosque coordinates (address → automatic calculation). Today's date in Hijri and Gregorian.
Imam and preacher info — who, where they studied, specialty, photo, community service. Congregants want to know their imam.
Class schedule — Quran, tafsir, hadith, fiqh. Day, who teaches, for which audience (youth, families, women, men). Online signup form — free or nominal fee.
Community events — Friday prayer, Ramadan iftars, Mawlid, Eid celebrations, Hajj and Umra programs. Calendar view works well.
Donation and waqf — fundraising for mosque building and renovations. "Mosque expansion — 50M sum needed", progress bar, transparency. Online donation via Click and Payme.
Content strategy
Religious site content is very sensitive — every post must lean on a reliable source (Quran, hadith, scholars). Good blog topics: "Ramadan — full guide 2026", "Zakat calculation and examples", "Hajj preparation steps", "Teaching Islam to children". Avoid political or controversial topics.
Sayt.uz practice
9 active religious sites among Sayt.uz clients — mostly Tashkent and Andijan regions. A good religious site: accurate prayer times, class schedule, community events, simple contact form, mobile-first design (the congregation mostly visits from phones). Site cost: 1.5-4M sum (we offer religious organizations a 40% discount), monthly 200-600K sum. Tip: design should be simple and respectful — unnecessary animations and bright colors aren't appropriate.