Managed mosque pages

How Amana helps mosques manage public pages

A clear guide for trustees and mosque committees explaining how Amana Systems helps keep mosque public pages organised, updated, and easy for the community to use.

Last updated: 28 August 2026
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Many masjids already have the information their community needs, but it is often spread across posters, WhatsApp groups, social media posts, old websites, PDFs, and different apps. Amana Systems brings that information into one public page and, on managed plans, helps keep that page up to date for the mosque.

Key takeaways

One public page for prayer times, events, volunteering, campaigns, donations, and contact details.

Managed support from Amana on Standard and Pro plans.

A dashboard for the mosque team, with the public page kept simple for the community.

Built around mobile use, because most people open mosque updates on their phone.

The problem mosques are facing

A mosque can be doing excellent work and still struggle to communicate clearly. One announcement may be on WhatsApp, a timetable may be a PDF, a volunteer request may be in a group chat, and donation information may sit on a poster or separate payment page.

For trustees, this creates admin pressure. For the community, it creates confusion. People want to know what time salah is, what is happening this week, how to donate, and who to contact. They should not need to search five different places.

What Amana does differently

Amana Systems is not just another dashboard. The dashboard exists so the mosque can manage its information, but the main value is the public page and the support around keeping it useful.

On managed plans, Amana can help publish updates, organise events, add volunteer opportunities, prepare monthly timetable content, and keep the public page looking consistent. The mosque stays in control, while the community gets one trusted place to check.

Basic gives the mosque the tools to manage its own page.
Standard adds events, volunteers, and Amana-managed support.
Pro adds campaigns, Stripe donation links, analytics, and donation-focused tools.

Why a public page matters

A public page gives the mosque a link it can confidently share on posters, WhatsApp, Instagram, emails, and Google search. It becomes the place people return to when they need a reliable answer.

This is especially helpful for younger community members who are used to checking information quickly on a phone, and for older trustees who want a service that can be explained simply and managed responsibly.

What a mosque can show on its page

A mosque page can show the mosque profile, prayer times, announcements, events, volunteer opportunities, donation buttons, campaign pages, contact details, and a map location. It can also include Ramadan timetable support where needed.

Instead of each update becoming another separate message, the public page becomes the permanent place where the newest information lives.

Common questions

Does Amana replace our current website?

It can sit alongside your existing website or become the main public page for your community. The right setup depends on how your mosque currently shares information.

Can the mosque still make changes itself?

Yes. The mosque can have dashboard access, and managed plans also include Amana support to help keep the page updated.

Is this designed for UK mosques?

Yes. Amana is built around the practical needs of UK masjids, trustees, committees, volunteers, and local communities.

Want to see how this works in Amana?

View the demo mosque page or speak to Amana about what your masjid is currently using and what needs to be brought into one place.

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