Masjid Al Emaan Hands Over Mechanised Borehole to Kaladan Community

Masjid Al Emaan, a non-profit organisation based in Tamale, has handed over a mechanised borehole to the Kaladan community in Tamale to improve access to potable water.

The project was funded by an anonymous volunteer in memory of her late father, Alhaji Mahamadu Atchulo, through Masjid Al Emaan. The donor said the gesture was intended to honour her late father and continue to attract prayers for him even after his death.

Founder and Executive Director of Masjid Al Emaan, Alhaji Yussif Fuseini Amuda, used the occasion to appeal to parents to take responsibility for the proper upbringing and training of their children.

He said the borehole was an example of how children can continue to honour and support their parents even after their passing. He added that Masjid Al Emaan has also supported communities with boreholes, school blocks and a CHPS compound at Nangbagu through its own contributions and public support.

Alhaji Yussif Fuseini Amuda further appealed to the Muslim community to support the organisation’s activities so it can extend its projects to more communities.

Members of the Kaladan community expressed appreciation to Masjid Al Emaan for the project and offered prayers for the growth and continued success of the organisation.

Source: Northwebonline.com