About Al Sadiq Trust

Al Sadiq Trust was formally established in December 1996, the culmination of community efforts dating back to 1979. The complex at G-9/2, Islamabad was built at a cost of over Rs. 60 million through generous donations from the Muslim community.

Today the trust runs a thriving multi-service complex including two large prayer halls, a 16,000-volume library, an academic block, a girls’ religious school, a Maghsal facility, a medical centre, and dedicated facilities for women.

1. 1979
   A community effort begins

   Local families and the wider Muslim community of Islamabad start organizing regular gatherings and raising funds for a permanent centre.

2. 1996
   Al Sadiq Trust is established

   Formally registered in December 1996, after the G-9/2 complex is built at a cost of over Rs. 60 million through community donations.

3. Today
   A full community complex

   Two prayer halls, a 16,000-volume library, a girls’ school, a medical centre, a Maghsal facility and 25 full-time staff serving the community daily.

To serve as a centre of religious, educational and social activities for the Muslim community of Islamabad — providing facilities for worship, learning, welfare and community gathering in a spirit of unity and service.

The trust employs 25 full-time paid staff members, including the Manager, Accountant, Librarian, Assistant Librarian, security personnel and dedicated Khadmin (caretakers) who keep the complex running day and night.

All accounts are maintained using purpose-built accounting software with separate heads for Majalis, Masjid maintenance, construction, Khums, Zakat, Ramadan and Niaz. The accounts are audited annually by registered chartered accountant firms, with audited statements available for public review.