The mosque project
Names on the foundation wall
Gifts over 10 000 kroner are recorded permanently in the building, with the option of a memorial line or an anonymous entry.
In short
The foundation wall is not a plaque in a corridor. It is part of the structure, and it records who paid for the building the congregation will use for the next hundred years.
From gift to wall
- 01
Give any amount
Anything from 150 kroner. The wall records gifts from 10 000 upward.
- 02
Write the entry
Your name, a memorial line for someone you have lost, or nothing at all.
- 03
We confirm it
You receive a receipt for tax, and confirmation of the entry as it will be set.
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It is built in
The wall goes up with the building rather than being added to it afterwards.
The names are set into the foundation
Names will be published when construction begins, once the first donors who have consented to be listed are on record.
What you can hold us to
Promises are easy to make. These four you can check yourself — in public registers, not just on this page.
Approved for tax deduction
Up to 25 000 kr per year. We report the amount to the Norwegian Tax Administration.
Audited accounts
The annual accounts are audited by a state-authorised auditor and are publicly available.
See the Brønnøysund RegisterA public building permit
Approved by the Oslo Planning and Building Authority. The permit is on the public record.
Search the Planning and Building Authority recordsOne organisation since 1987
Det Islamske Forbundet, org. no. 983 228 364, the first mosque in Oslo not tied to a single nationality.
Look up org. no. 983 228 364