Your waqf builds and renovates masjids across remote Indonesia, green by design.
On the island of Solor in East Flores, 121 people from 25 families still pray in an emergency musalla made of wood, about 1,000 feet from the shore. Most are fishermen and farmers of limited means. On land given as waqf by a late villager, they hope to build a proper musalla that will also host Qur'an classes for their children.
In Sorong, Southwest Papua, a community has been trying to build a musalla since 2017 on waqf land donated by Ustaz Ibrahim, a 68-year-old Qur'an teacher. Only the foundation is finished. He teaches in his home, just 6½ by 13 feet, far too small for his students, and when the rainy season floods the swampy land, children stay away.
Across Indonesia's remote areas, 30% of places of worship do not meet basic standards, according to Statistics Indonesia (BPS).
These are the places 100 Green Domes exists for: MyFundAction's mission to build and renovate 100 masjids across Indonesia, each one a place to pray, learn and gather for generations.
What makes a dome green
Each masjid in the mission is planned as a green house of worship: solar panels on the roof, water-saving taps where worshipers make wudu, and LED lighting, backed by community campaigns to save electricity and water.
Each is also planned as a center for learning and health: Qur'an classes for children, and health-awareness and healthy-eating programs for the families who pray there.
MyFundAction has already fitted solar panels, water-saving taps and LED lights at Masjid Awwabin in Selangor, Malaysia. 100 Green Domes sets out to bring that model to Indonesia's remote villages.
The aim for every masjid in the 100 Green Domes mission.
Each card states the project's scope and, where it's known, the cost. Our first goal is to build Musalla Al Thohiriah in Bogor and Musalla Ar Rahman in Sorong in full. Your waqf goes to 100 Green Domes as a whole: once a project is fully funded, MyFundAction directs new gifts to the next one where it's needed most.
121 people from 25 families pray in an emergency wooden musalla near the shore. On land given as waqf by a late villager, they hope to build a proper musalla that will also host Qur'an classes for their children.
Scope: new construction & restrooms$13,500 to complete
Twelve years old and built on land given by the community, this makeshift musalla has no proper door and a cement floor only partly carpeted. Worshipers must walk to a spring to make wudu, and in the dry season the wells run dry and the river runs low. It serves about 175 people.
Scope: new construction & restrooms$17,000 to complete
Planned since 2017 on waqf land given by a 68-year-old Qur'an teacher, but only the foundation is done. He teaches in his home, just 6½ by 13 feet, and seasonal floods on the swampy land keep children away. The planned musalla, about 20 by 33 feet, will serve about 100 people.
Scope: new construction & restrooms$20,000 to build in full
Villagers built it in 1995 for the five daily prayers, and its lessons grew into a village school that now has its own building. Most families here gather banana leaves for a living. The musalla, which serves about 100 people, is aging and its prayer equipment is limited, so MyFundAction will build a new one.
Scope: new musalla & prayer equipment$20,000 to build in full
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off Flores on August 15, 2026. It damaged five places of worship, severely damaged 914 homes and displaced more than 5,000 people. MyFundAction has documented four damaged masjids that serve about 2,300 people: Nurul Salam, Nurul Islam, Abdurrazaq and Nurul Barokah. Damage forced Abdurrazaq's congregation to pray outside, and Nurul Islam moved Friday prayers into classrooms.
Scope: rebuild after disaster, prayer equipment, restrooms & wudu areascost to be confirmed
Built on land donated by its non-Muslim neighbors. Five years in, work is slow for lack of funds: tarps cover the floors and the metal roof leaks. Every weekend, villagers, mothers among them, still build it by hand.
Scope: complete construction≈ $140,000 to complete
Dusty classrooms with dirt floors, missing doors and empty windows, and too few desks and chairs for students from low-income families. Some children arrive barefoot.
Scope: madrasah betterment
Each gift is a building block toward 100 Green Domes. This is a waqf and sadaqah appeal: in line with MyFundAction's policy, zakat is reserved for people in need and is not used to build or maintain masjids.
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“Whoever builds a mosque for Allah, Allah will build for him a house like it in Paradise.”
Hadith — Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim
100 Green Domes is MyFundAction USA's appeal for MyFundAction's 100 Domes Expedition, known in Indonesia as Ekspedisi 100 Kubah Hijau. Its first projects in Indonesia have already been built, rebuilt or renovated, and MyFundAction supporters have also helped build and expand masjids in Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Syria.
From MyFundAction's 100 Domes Expedition (2025–2026) and its earlier masjid projects.
MyFundAction is a youth-led movement founded in Malaysia in 2014, with programs in several countries. Its supporters have helped build and expand masjids in Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Syria, and its 100 Domes Expedition, the mission behind 100 Green Domes, has already built, rebuilt or renovated its first projects in Indonesia. MyFundAction USA is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
Amanah, or trust, is how we work. Every project is vetted before we fundraise for it, verified on the ground through local partners, and held in its own segregated account. Funds are not diverted between causes, and you receive progress updates as the work moves forward and a completion update when it's done.
Projects are vetted before fundraising and verified on the ground through local partners.
Each project has its own account. Funds are not diverted between causes, and spending goes through internal review.
Progress updates as each build moves forward, and a completion update when it's finished.
Reward that keeps returning to you with every prayer offered in the space you helped build.
Your waqf helps build, renovate and complete masjids across Indonesia, each planned as a green house of worship, and you share in the reward of every prayer offered inside them. Please keep these villages, their children and their teachers in your du'a. A waqf and sadaqah gift, not zakat. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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