History speaks from the sands of Zeila, a land that was part of the benevolent Aksumite Kingdom, ruled by the righteous King Negus (Najashi) of Abyssinia (Habsha). It was under his protection that the esteemed Companion Abu Musa al-Ash'ari and other pious souls from the second migration found sanctuary in 616 CE.

On this sacred ground, they established their mosque after their arrival in 616 and before the qibla was changed in 624. This is a place of worship so ancient that its original prayer niche was oriented towards Jerusalem, preserving a fleeting moment in the dawn of Islamic revelation.

This is not merely archaeology; it is a living testament to the first covenant of protection and faith. We at ALKHIDMAT UK are profoundly humbled to have been entrusted with the responsibility to rebuild this historic mosque. This mission is a sacred trust—an opportunity to revive the very walls that echoed the first prayers of the Sahaba under the justice of the Najashi.

We are not just restoring stones; we are rekindling a legacy. We are building a bridge for generations to come, connecting them to the profound courage of the first believers.

Join us in this blessed endeavour. Let us honour this unparalleled legacy.