
Welcome to Islam for Deaf

One Community Organisation
History
There are hardly any community centres or Mosques in the UK that caters for the Deaf Community. This fact led us to establish our ‘Islam for Deaf’ program in 2013 under the umbrella of One Community Organisation, and have now successfully become a Islamic Deaf education centre.
Islam for Deaf provides programs and essential Islamic education in Sign Language ranging from the fundamental principles of Islam, to fun educational children programs and cartoons all in British Sign Language (BSL). All our services for the Deaf are free for the global Deaf Communities to benefit from. We are a registered charity and we are eligible for Zakat. Your Donations help support the Deaf Communities with these essential programs.
Here we are referring to the fatwa of Shaykh Ibn Jibreen (may Allaah preserve him). Our Shaykhs have issued fatwas stating that it may be spent on da’wah and calling people to Allaah, and the means of da’wah such as essays, tapes and salaries for full-time daa’iyahs. That also includes spending it on charitable schools for Qur’aan memorization, because of the good effect and outcomes that they have, and to encourage people to memorize and follow Qur’aan. I think it is permissible to give zakaah to these people if there are no other organizations who are doing that, so that these religious activities will not cease. End quote from the Shaykh’s website:
https://islamqa.info/en/answers/110137/can-zakaah-be-used-for-dawah-purposes
And Allaah knows best.
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Islam for Deaf Around The World
Mission
The aim of Islam for Deaf is to help provide Islamic Education & Services for Deaf Communities in a safe and secure environment. We provide help and support towards their education, health and social development, enabling them to learn, develop and thrive. Islam For Deaf endeavors to have at least one central masjid in every city that provides for the Deaf Community. Our educational programs help to empower and improve the lives of those with hearing impairments, and provide them with the ability and confidence that they need in order to independently succeed within mainstream society.

