Qatar Charity constructs place of worship in Pakistan’s Punjab

Qatar Charity (QC), in collaboration with concerned government departments and local communities, has successfully built a mosque in Allah Ditta Machi, a locality in Rajanpur district of Pakistan’s Punjab, with 150 households including more than 600 individuals.

The 2,695-sqft mosque, which was a long-standing need of the needy community of Allah Ditta Machi, can accommodate up to 150 worshippers at a time.

Due the need for a place of worship, the construction of the mosque came in Allah Ditta Machi locality where people are mostly laborers and hardly fulfill their daily life needs, due to their limited economic resources.

According to the Imam Aman Ullah, who leads worshipers at the mosque, people of the locality consider it as a gift from heavens for them, because it was very tough for them to construct a place of worship for themselves, due to their very challenging economic conditions.

“Now it is very easy and convenient for us to make ablution in a proper place, and offer our prayers in a clean place with peace. Along with offering our payers, we can now teach our children with ease. We are grateful to the people of Qatar for this immense gift,” said a thankful Amanullah, the Imam of the mosque.

In Pakistan, Qatar Charity started its first humanitarian operation in 1992. Since then, it has been implementing various charitable, humanitarian, and developmental projects across the country.