Masjid Market turns things you no longer need into sadaqah — in under a minute, with no account to create.
Open the camera, take two or three photos. The listing writes itself while you shoot — title, description, a fair price.
Tap the mosque the money should go to. The nearest one is already suggested, and it remembers your choice.
The buyer pays in the app and the money is held safely. At pickup they type the code you show them — that's what releases 100% to your mosque.
The app never holds your money and neither do we — Stripe (the card company’s processor) holds it until the buyer confirms pickup with a code, then sends it to the mosque’s own account. If a pickup never happens, the buyer gets it back automatically.
No tax receipts are offered or implied. Proceeds are forwarded to the mosque; any receipt is between you and the mosque.
No. 100% of the sale price goes to the mosque the seller chose. Buyers can (and usually do) add a small amount to cover the card-processing fee so the mosque gets every cent.
No. Nothing here is a tax receipt, and we don't offer them. Proceeds are forwarded to the mosque; any receipt is between you and the mosque.
Proceeds are voluntary charity (sadaqah), not zakat. If you have zakat questions, ask your mosque.
Stripe — a regulated payment processor — holds it. It never sits in anyone's personal bank account. If pickup never happens, the buyer is automatically refunded after two weeks.
Anything unsafe, prohibited, or unfit for a mosque fundraiser. The full list is on the prohibited-items page, and every listing is checked before it goes live.