The heart of any Muslim community in the world is a masjid. A masjid is a place to pray, reach out to Allah (swt), bow our heads in prostration and gratitude, and to find some solace. An integral part of being able to pray or read Qur’an in a masjid, is being able to perform wudhu. However, in many impoverished communities, masjids, if there is even one, are often simple structures without any washing facilities. There usually isn’t enough funds available for the building of a wudhu area. This makes it difficult for those who wish to pray, but may have travelled some distance.