Established
Founded by Jamiah Islamiyyah Trust and Lusaka Muslim Society.
Muslim Social and Welfare Trust (MUSOWE) supports Islamic education and practical welfare programmes across Zambia — from boreholes and food relief to masjid development, medical support and Iftaar distribution.
Established in 2007 by Jamiah Islamiyyah Trust and Lusaka Muslim Society, MUSOWE works to provide Islamic religious education and social welfare support for underprivileged Muslims, particularly in Lusaka and communities throughout Zambia.
Founded by Jamiah Islamiyyah Trust and Lusaka Muslim Society.
Centres in and around Lusaka, each with a masjid and a hand pump maintained by the Trust.
Graduates with some employed by MUSOWE as prayer leaders and teachers.
Boreholes sunk, with hundreds of water-reticulation facilities also reported as rehabilitated.
Clients reported to have benefited from 29 medical outreaches.
Blankets reported distributed to date.
People reported to have received Iftaar daily through distribution at 70 masaajid around the country.
Students reported to have graduated from the Muallim Training Course.
From essential infrastructure to education and seasonal relief.
Constructing and renovating masaajid and supporting ablution facilities.
See masjid project status →Maktab Taleem for children and a Muallim Training Course for suitable adult students.
View Makaatib figures →Hand pumps, borehole projects and rehabilitation of water-reticulation systems.
See areas covered →Food relief and essential supplies for people and households in need.
View Iftaar programme →Distribution of blankets and mosquito nets as part of humanitarian assistance.
Seasonal food support through Iftaar distributions and the Qurbaani campaign.
See Iftaar locations →Free medical camps and donations of beds, wheelchairs, trolleys, medical instruments and other necessary items.
View hospital support →Foodstuffs, blankets, detergents and chlorine, sometimes delivered with relevant government departments and community partners.
Project status as listed in the supplied brochure.
1,334 boreholes sunk and hundreds of water-reticulation facilities rehabilitated.
Lusaka, Chongwe, Rufunsa, Chilanga, Kafue and Chirundu.
Lundazi, Chipata, Katete, Sinda and Petauke.
Ndola, Kitwe, Kalulushi and Luanshya.
Kapiri Mposhi, Chibombo, Mumbwa, Serenje, Mkushi, Luano, Kabwe and Shibuyunji.
Mpika, Shiwangandu, Isoka and Chinsali.
Mazabuka, Monze, Gwembe, Pemba, Kazungula, Kalomo, Chikankata and Choma.
Mansa, Kawambwa and Samfya.
Location-by-location figures.
| Location | Students |
|---|---|
| Fifteen Miles | 35 |
| Ten Miles | 20 |
| Six Miles | 72 |
| Chazanga | 105 |
| Geroge | 77 |
| Makeni Villa | 48 |
| Ngombe | 27 |
| Kuku | 67 |
| Kaunda Square | 35 |
| Chongwe | 39 |
| Chitamalesa | 14 |
| Chinyunyu | 23 |
| Senjela | 16 |
| Wailess | 29 |
| Pemba | 20 |
| Itezhi Itezhi | 24 |
| Chaisa | 65 |
| Kanyama | 295 |
| Mongu | 16 |
| Bauleni | 21 |
| John Laing | 54 |
| Kamwala South | 59 |
| Kalundu ZESCO | 51 |
| Kalunda | 38 |
| Situmbeko | 10 |
| total | 1,260 |
Senjela, Wailes, Chinyunyu, Chitamalesa, Chongwe, Kalundu, Kanyama, Kabanana 1, Kabanana 2, Kabanana 3, Chazanga, Chipata, Chilenje, Garden Masjid, Garden Ibadat, Mtendere, Jack, John Havard, Chawama, Ohan South, Old Chibolya, New Chibolya, Matero, Kingalinga, Shaiom, Garden House Masjid, Lusaka West, Makeni Villa, George, Kuku, Ngombe, Kaunda Square, Marapodi, Chaisa, Lusaka Middle West, Sau, Graden House, Taqwa, Bauleni, Kamwala South, Dili, John Laing Matero, Masausa, Zanimuone and Soweto.
Chingola, Chililabombwe, Twatasha, Bwalang'ilo, Kafinsa, Kasumbalesa and Chimwemwe.
21 Miles, 15 Miles, 10 Miles, I.K. (10 Miles), Abdullah Masjid, Matongo and 6 Miles.
Chitongo (Namwala), Pemba and Itezhi Itezhi.
Mongu and Senanga.
Solwezi, Manyama, Kisas(a) (unclear in the photograph) and Mwinilunga.
There are several kinds of support to hospitals and clinics.
Solar lighting support for clinic facilities.
Donations of hospital beds.
Hospital wheelchairs, beds and trolleys maintenance and support.
Donation of various medical instruments and necessary items to hospitals.
29 medical outreaches and 39,700 clients benefiting across the listed areas.
A glimpse of the community projects and humanitarian activities carried out by Muslim Social and Welfare Trust.
Makeni Villa
Ngombe
Improving access to drinking water
Supporting local communities
Essential food supplies for families
Supporting communities during Ramadan
Community healthcare support
Beds and medical supplies
Equipment for healthcare facilities
Providing essential relief supplies
Preparing meals for distribution
Serving communities across Zambia
Reach out to MUSOWE
Maulana Mubashir Mehta
0978165400
29397 Makeni Road, Lusaka Zambia
