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Three website templates for Muslim organizations.

Three genuinely different designs, not three color swaps. Each one is a working site you can click through. Every organization, address, and prayer time below is fictional.

How these become your site. Each template is driven by a single configuration file holding your name, address, prayer method, and campaigns. We copy the template you pick, apply your brand, and connect it to your Ummah Community Portal so prayer times, events, and donations stay current without anyone editing the website.

Meridian

The masjid as a well-run civic institution

For established centers with a few hundred families, a paid imam, a school, and a board that wants the site to look organized. Its signature: the navigation bar becomes a floating prayer dock as you scroll, carrying the next iqama time and a live countdown.

Ablaq

A masjid with history, built in stone and geometry

For older masajid with a founding story, and cultural centers that want the site to feel rooted rather than new. Its signature: an eight-fold khatam drawn as line geometry, used in exactly four places and never as wallpaper, over a layout built from alternating stone courses.

Sabeel

Everything a visitor needs, on one page

For small masajid, musallas, campus prayer rooms, and new communities with no staff and no budget to maintain a site. Its signature is what is absent: no color, no rounded corners, no shadows, and not one icon. The prayer timetable is the page.