Masjids, Islamic schools, community centers, charities, and relief organisations serving Muslim communities in Mohseen's primary English-speaking markets. This is a regional lens, not a separate product — the same worldwide platform for communities that give locally and back home at once.
The payment infrastructure major-market Islamic organisations expect: card payments through Stripe and PayPal, one-time and recurring sadaqah, with cover-the-fees at checkout so the masjid keeps the full amount.
US 501(c)(3) tax-deductible receipts. Canadian charity-number compliant receipts. UK Gift Aid receipt flagging. Australian DGR fields where applicable. Year-end statements per contributor.
One appeal, two rails: the community in London, Toronto, or Sydney gives by card via Stripe while family networks in Bangladesh give by bKash — the same appeal, the same progress bar, each contributor on the rail they actually use.
Muslim communities in North America, the UK, and Australia live the Hijri calendar inside a civil one. Mohseen shows both, everywhere — Ramadan planning on the lunar rhythm, board reporting on the fiscal year.
QR codes on every sadaqah page and appeal, a first sadaqah with no account required, and a passwordless contributor portal — sign in with a code to email or phone. No passwords, no app store.
Suggested amounts tuned per currency — USD, CAD, GBP, AUD, EUR — so the sadaqah page speaks the contributor's currency, not a converted approximation.