A platform of hope, grounded in prophetic methodology

OurMasjidVoice is an initiative by Purpose Partners to help mosques across the UK realise their full potential — through the honest, loving voice of their communities.

وَأَنَّ الْمَسَاجِدَ لِلَّهِ

“The mosques are for Allah.” — Quran 72:18

Why we built this

Mosques are one of the most powerful institutions in Muslim community life. At their best, they are centres of worship, learning, welfare, and belonging — just as the Prophet's ﷺ mosque in Madinah was. A place where the sick were visited, the lonely were welcomed, the young were mentored, and no one fell through the cracks.

But many mosques today operate in a way that is disconnected from this prophetic vision. Not through bad intentions — but because they lack the tools, feedback, and community voice to know where they are and where they could be.

OurMasjidVoice is that tool. A simple, beautiful, community-powered platform that lets anyone share their honest experience — and helps mosques understand what their community truly needs.

Our Core Principles

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Positive, not punitive

We're not here to shame or expose mosques. We're here to celebrate what's working and lovingly surface what could be better. The platform leads with strengths.

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Rooted in tradition

Every survey dimension is grounded in the Quran, Sunnah, and Islamic scholarly tradition. We inspire the community by framing questions around sacred ideals.

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Community-powered

No one individual or organisation decides what a good mosque looks like. The data is built by hundreds of community voices, making it both democratic and diverse.

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Anonymous & safe

All submissions are fully anonymous. No personal data is stored. We want people to be honest without fear — that's how the data stays clean.

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Aspirational

Scores are framed as potential, not failure. Low scores become invitations to grow, not sources of shame. The language of the platform is always hopeful.

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For everyone

Muslim or non-Muslim, daily worshipper or curious neighbour — everyone's voice is valid. The mosque serves the whole community, and the whole community can speak.

The MYMASJIDVOICE V3 Framework

The MYMASJIDVOICE V3 model evaluates how holistically a masjid fulfills its sacred purpose through two main pillars: Purpose and Stewardship, driven by authentic User Voice and equity-focused demographic insight (D1–D7).

MY MASJID VOICE V3
🎯 Headline Purpose: “Overall, how well is this mosque fulfilling its purpose for worship, faith, community, care and service?”
🎯 PURPOSE
🕌Worship & Spiritual Life
📚Learning & Growth
🤝Belonging & Community
💚Care & Wellbeing
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Families & Future Generations
🌟Service & Wider Impact
👑 STEWARDSHIP
👑Leadership & Stewardship
🗣️ USER VOICE & DEMOGRAPHIC EQUITY (D1–D7 & V1–V3)

📊 DEMOGRAPHIC EQUITY (D1–D7)

Age, Connection, Gender, Reverts, Disability Access & 12-Month Service Exposure Lenses

📝 50 RATED STATEMENTS

Single-focus observable measures rated 1–5 or N/A denominator exclusion

🚀 ACTION HORIZON (V1–V3)

Protect Strengths (V1), Surface Human Needs (V2) & 12-Month Practical Change (V3)

Survey Rationale & Theological Logic

Why is the MYMASJIDVOICE V3 survey designed the way it is? Every category, question wording, and demographic field is grounded in sacred concepts, psychometric validity, and practical utility.

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Rationale & Theological Core of the 8 Categories

The 8 categories map directly to sacred Prophetic principles and the holistic functions of the Prophetic Mosque in Madinah:

  • 0. Purpose: Single headline non-compound measure ("Overall, how well is this mosque fulfilling its purpose for worship, faith, community, care and service?") to prevent compound statement distortion.
  • 1. Worship & Spiritual Life: Inspired by "The prayer is the pillar of religion." Relationship with Allah — evaluating our core relationship with Allah and the collective worship of the community.
  • 2. Learning & Growth: Inspired by "Seeking knowledge is an obligation." Cultivation as our lifeblood — growing continuously towards Allah through grounded, balanced Islamic teaching.
  • 3. Belonging & Community: Inspired by "The believers are like one body." Ummah & Jama'ah as children of Adam and brothers/sisters in faith — embracing newcomers, supporting converts (3.7), and fostering warmth across Islamic traditions.
  • 4. Care & Wellbeing: Inspired by "Visit the sick, feed the hungry." Rooted in genuine concern and welfare of the flock — practical hardship care, pastoral support, non-judgmental mental health safety, and safeguarding confidence (4.7).
  • 5. Families & Future Generations: Inspired by Prophetic gentleness. Rooted in Tamkeen (empowerment) and Stewardship for future generations — youth agency, parent support, and women's dignified participation and influence (5.7, 5.8).
  • 6. Service & Wider Impact: Inspired by "The most beloved to Allah are those most beneficial to people." Rooted in Khilafah (Stewardship) and Service on Earth — actively contributing to local neighbourhoods, civic outreach, and wider societal good.
  • 7. Leadership & Stewardship: Inspired by "Every one of you is a shepherd." Rooted in Imamate (spiritual guidance), Shura (consultation), and Taklif (sacred trust and accountability) — evaluating Imam approachability, committee listening, financial clarity, clean facilities, and physical accessibility (7.9).
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Single-Focus Wording & Construct Integrity

In V3, all statements were refined to ensure single-focus observability. For example, physical disability access (7.9) was separated from general clean facilities (7.7), and women's participation/influence (5.7) was separated from comfortable facility access (5.8). Category intros feature authentic Hadith context to ground respondents in the sacred standard.

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Demographic Equity & Exposure Lenses (D1–D7)

Demographic questions (D1–D7) exist to protect equity and data integrity:

  • D1 Age Groups: Enables generational breakdown without collecting invasive date-of-birth data.
  • D3 & D5 Gender & Converts: Ensures women, new Muslims, and non-Muslim neighbours are explicitly monitored.
  • D6 Disability Lens: Directly correlates accessibility experience across facilities and governance.
  • D7 Exposure Tracking: Multi-select tracking of 10 service areas taken part in over 12 months. Distinguishes “poor service quality” from “no personal exposure”, preventing un-exposed respondents from dragging down service averages.
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N/A Denominator Exclusion & Action-Oriented Open Voice

N/A Denominator Exclusion: Showing “Not applicable / Don't know” on every statement prevents false midpoints and removes unexperienced items from score denominators.

Open Voice (V1–V3): V1 protects existing strengths. V2 asks “why it matters” to surface underlying human needs rather than superficial complaints. V3 asks for a practical 12-month change — introducing shared responsibility and actionable horizons for mosque leadership.

What happens with the data?

Every submission updates the public scorecard for that mosque. As more voices are added, the picture becomes richer, more representative, and more powerful. Over time, this dataset will:

  • Help mosques understand their community's experience across 8 core categories and rated single-focus statements
  • Enable mosque committees to identify actionable priorities for improvement
  • Celebrate and showcase exemplary mosques as models for others
  • Provide researchers and organisations with a national picture of mosque community health
  • Create accountability — gently, and with love

Ready to make a difference?

It takes 6–8 minutes. Your community needs your voice.

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