Rebuilding Our Masjid.

Building for Generations to Come.

بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
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Allah’s name I begin with, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful

The Design of the New Build

For over 15 years, Ameenia Sultania Educational Trust has served as a home for Qur’an education, worship and community life. Today, we are rebuilding our Masjid to create a lasting home for generations to come.

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Help Us Build the Next Chapter

Project Cost: £1.8 million
£1.2 million raised and invested

£600,000 remaining

Updated: 30 October 2026

Every contribution brings us closer to completing a permanent home for worship, Qur’an education and community life.

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Faith ◦ Education ◦ Family ◦ Community ◦

Faith ◦ Education ◦ Family ◦ Community ◦

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ASET - Ameenia Sultania Educational Trust - is an Islamic educational and community institution serving children, adults and families in Birmingham.

Since 2010, ASET has worked to nurture faith, provide high-quality Qur’an and Islamic education, and create a welcoming environment in which the whole community can learn, worship and grow.

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A place for worship, spiritual growth and connection with Allah.

Faith

Education

Bringing people together through education, worship, activities and community programmes.

Qur’an and Islamic learning for children, young people and adults.

Family

Community

Supporting generations of families in their Islamic learning and development.

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Learn More About ASET

More Than a Building

ASET is a place of worship, learning and community life. Every week, children, adults and families come together to learn, grow and strengthen their connection with Islam.

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Qur’an & Islamic Education

Helping children build strong foundations in Qur’an, Tajwīd and Islamic Studies.

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Student Life

Projects, activities, achievements and experiences that make Islamic learning meaningful and enjoyable.

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Community Programmes

Lectures, gatherings and opportunities for the wider community to learn and connect.

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Adult Learning

Providing opportunities for adults to develop their Qur’an recitation, Islamic knowledge and spiritual growth.

Learning, Growing & Belonging.

Islamic education is about more than completing a textbook. At ASET, we want our students to enjoy learning, develop strong Islamic character and grow up feeling that the Masjid is a meaningful part of their lives.

From classroom learning and creative projects to sports, trips and special activities, we aim to give students experiences that strengthen both their knowledge and their connection with the Masjid.

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Student Life- Page coming soon...

Why We Are Rebuilding

For many years, our Masjid has been a place of worship, Qur’an education and community life. As ASET has grown, so too have the needs of our students, families and wider community.

The reconstruction will create a larger, more suitable and lasting home for the work already taking place — and provide the space needed for it to grow.

The new Masjid will help us provide improved prayer facilities, dedicated educational spaces, better facilities for children and adults, and greater capacity for community programmes.

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Explore the Reconstruction Project

Serving the Community Since 2010

From a newly acquired building to a thriving centre of worship, education and community life, ASET’s journey has been shaped by the support of the community and a commitment to serving future generations.

2010

The Journey Begins

ASET received the keys to its first building, supported by interest-free loans from members of the community and the commitment of those who believed in its vision.

2011–2012

Education and Worship Take Root

The ASET evening Madrassah opened in June 2011, teaching Qur’an, Qāʿidah, Islamic Studies and Ḥifẓ. In August 2012, the Masjid officially opened its doors.

2018

ASET Becomes Debt-Free

Through years of fundraising and community support, all remaining loans were repaid, leaving ASET completely debt-free.

2023

Planning for the Future

After years of planning and development, permission was granted for the complete reconstruction of the Masjid and educational facility.

2025

Reconstruction Begins

In June 2025, the former building was demolished and construction of the new four-floor Masjid and educational facility began — while prayers and classes continued from alternative locations.

2026

Building the Next Chapter

The structure now stands, major groundwork and concrete works are complete, and the project has moved into its first-fix and internal construction stages.

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Latest From ASET

Stay up to date with the latest news, student activities, community programmes and reconstruction progress from ASET.

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Summer at ASET

Throughout the summer, students continued their Qur’an and Islamic Studies while also enjoying sports, activities and time together.

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Student Sīrah Project

ASET students stepped into the lives of the earliest Muslims through a creative writing project based on the secret call to Islam.

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Masjid Reconstruction Update

Follow the latest progress on the reconstruction of our new Masjid and educational facility.

Further Updates are to come...

A place where Qur’an will be recited.
A place where children will learn.
A place where families will worship.
A place that will serve generations to come.

Help Us Build What Comes Next

Make This Your Ṣadaqah Jāriyah

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Your support can help us complete the new Masjid and educational facility and continue serving the community for years to come.

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