Each service is switched on when your masjid needs it. They share one login, one set of records and one design. Open any of them to see what it does, how it works and who uses it.
Your masjid’s name, logo, funds and services, configured for you — and changed any time you ask.
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Your team uses one console
One login for the office. Everyone sees what their role allows, nothing more.
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It all lands in one place
A kiosk gift, a cheque at the office, a pay run — each one reaches the books by itself.
Why Jariyah
Built for how a masjid is run
Your money, your account
Card gifts go into the masjid’s own merchant account. Jariyah never holds your donations.
Your records, kept apart
Every masjid’s data is separate from every other’s, enforced in the database itself.
Receipts done properly
Official donation receipts for registered charities, with every field the Income Tax Regulations list.
Built for Canada
For Canadian mosques and charities, in your own time zone and currency.
See it running
The real screens, not drawings of them
Every picture here is Jariyah itself, showing a demo masjid whose people and gifts are invented. What you see is what your office, your wall and your members would see.
Jariyah is one platform that runs a masjid’s donation kiosk, member app, donor records, bookkeeping, payroll and madrasha, with one login for the whole team. It is built for Canadian mosques and Islamic charities, and each masjid switches on only the services it needs, all sharing one set of records.
Who holds the money given at the kiosk?
Your masjid does. Card gifts are paid into the masjid’s own merchant account through its own Square account, and Jariyah never holds donations. Each gift is recorded against the fund the donor chose, and when the masjid uses Jariyah Bookkeeping it reaches the books by itself, in the same step as the gift.
Is our masjid’s data kept separate from other masjids?
Yes. Every masjid’s records are kept apart in the database itself, which refuses to return another organization’s rows even if every layer above it failed. Inside your masjid, each person sees only what their role allows, and that is checked on the server for every request, not merely hidden on the screen.
Can Jariyah issue official donation receipts?
Yes, for a registered charity. Jariyah issues official receipts for a single gift or for a whole year, frozen when issued and never putting one gift on two receipts. Receipts stay switched off until the legal name, address, charity number, signer and place of issue are filled in, and the screen names anything missing.
Do we have to set Jariyah up ourselves?
No. The Jariyah team sets it up for you with your masjid’s name, logo, colours, funds and prayer-time rules, and changes them whenever you ask. Your team then works in one admin console, where each person signs in once and sees only the services your masjid uses and what their own role allows.
Does Jariyah work for a masjid with more than one building?
Yes. One organization can have several locations, and each location can have its own kiosks, its own funds, amounts and QR codes on screen, and its own prayer-time settings. Every location still reports to the same admin console, and with Jariyah Bookkeeping to the same set of books.
What does Jariyah cost?
Jariyah does not publish prices. Services are switched on one at a time, as your masjid needs them, so the conversation starts with what your masjid actually runs today. Call or text Ashique Hossain at 306-209-3923, and he will walk your board through the services and what setting them up involves.
Each service answers its own questions on its page.
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