2020-12-31-accounts

and procedures	and procedures	to manage	As mentioned the major risk identified revolves around the existing	As mentioned the major risk identified revolves around the existing
them.			governing document, which, is dated and requires major updates forthe
			benefit	ofits serving society members.
			THE ADVANCEMENT AND PROPOGATION OF THE MUSLIM RELIGION
			AND PHILOSOPHY.
			A)	PROVIDE PLACES AND FACILITIES FOR RELIGIOUS WORSHIP
				AND ASSOCIATED FUNCTIONS INCLUDING THE PERFRMANCE
				OF ALL RELIGIOUS RITESCONNECTED WITH MUSLIM BIRTHS,
Summary charity set	ofthe out in	objects ofthe its	B)	MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ARRANGE LECTURES, RELIGIOUS CONFERENCES AND
governing	document			DISCUSSIONS INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF LIBRARIES OF
				RELIGIOUS BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
			C)	EDUCATE CHILDREN AND ADULTS INTO THE PRINCIPLES OF
				THE SAID RELIGION.
			D)	DO ALL SUCH OTHER THINGS AS WILL FURTHER THE
				OBJECTS.

					A summary ofthe main activities are underlined further down	in the TAR
					report, however in all activities undertaken with and by the charity, the
					benefit is forall, whether that be the public visiting the charity	premises
					forworship or its members.
					In the form ofreligious ceremonies, the public and members	are able to
					arrange marriages or prepare funerals in the charity buildings	and utilise
					the Madrasah Hall forserving food or cooking purposes.
					For Islamic graduation ceremonies, public and members are	encouraged
					to use the facilities to promote the advancement ofthe charity	objectives
					by celebrating the successes ofthe evening schools with the	public.
Summary	ofthe main
activities	undertaken		for	the	Each activity isconsidered and discussed thoroughly with both short and
public benefit in relation to these objects (Include within					long-term benefits to the public and its members in line with the statutory declaration ofCharitable purposes and public benefit.
this section		the statutory
declaration		that trustees		have
had regard		to the guidance
issued by	the Charity
Commission		on public
benefit)

Section D Achievements and performance TAR Marth 2012

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Summary	ofthe main		Summary ofthe main activities undertaken and achievements;
achievements ofthe charity during the year			Masjid Report: Due to the Covid19 pandemic, the Masjid was closed until government
			guidance allowed prayer facilities to open to public.
			After opening, social distance prayers were implemented, washroom
			facilities were closed, hand sanitation was provided, masks provided,		one
			way system for entering and exit, signs for Covid 19prevention, bringing
			own prayer mats and constant reminders to not congregate outside
			during the pandemic.
			In association with Bradford Council, a foodbank was opened and
			food/cash donated were distributed to those in need. bio criteria for
			requests were needed, any family/elderly regardless of background		were
			provided with both food parcels and hot food.
			For Funerals, Covid 19training was provided to volunteers to be
			prepared for managing and protecting families and the public.
			The Eid Gah usually held twice a year in the field was restricted to one,
			working with the council, local business and volunteers to generate	the
			biggest Eid Gah event to date.
			Madrasah Report;
			Due to the Covid 19pandemic the evening classes were shut for several
			weeks until facilities to hold classed online were arranged. Itwas not until
			schools were provided government guidnace on re-opening that faceto
			facetuition restarted.
			Future Plans 8 updates;
			Main ablution area upgrade deferred.
			Continuous revamp ofthe curriculum and teaching practices to ensure
			highest delivery of Islamic education.

Briefstatement ofthe charity's policy on reserves	The charity's reserves are unrestricted and maintained forthe objectives outlined in the governing document and are decided by the management committee as they see best fit.
Details ofany funds materially in deficit	N/A
Further financial review details	(Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about: ~ the charity's principal sources offunds (including	The charities principal source offunding is derived from donations and member contributions to fund day-to-day running costs ofthe charity. In addition, the evening school income generated provides funding for the maintenance ofthe estate in which the charity resides in, cost ofteaching and administering ofthe classes.
any fundraising);	Expenditure is managed on an annual basis and linked to the income
~ how expenditure has supported the key objectives ofthe charity; ~ investment policy and objectives including any	generation for the year to ensure there is no overspend. Donations for expenditure are encouraged from the members and costs are kept toa minimum with due care taken on value for money tenders. Expenses cover the day to day utilities, employee salaries, costs for maintaining and cleaning the estate.
ethical investment policy	The Charity aims to build reserves for investment in estate maintenance
adopted.	and expansion.

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						funds		funds	funds
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							4,715
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84Assets	met	toed forthe
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									When due
85Llabllldes			Details						o nai
				Signature					Date of s nwsi
					Mahmocd	Biamiaeh			01N4/2020
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