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Where the money goes

The mosque project

Costed room by room

Every krone is tied to something physical in the building, and the accounts that show it are public.

In short

The campaign is 100 million kroner across three phases. 60,272,222 kroner is in, which is 60 per cent, and the phase it belongs to is set out in writing. Rental apartments are part of the building precisely so that maintenance never eats up the organisation again.

What is on paper

  • 01

    Annual accounts

    Audited by a state-authorised auditor and published in full each year.

  • 02

    The building permit

    Granted by the Oslo Planning and Building Authority and available to anyone.

  • 03

    Tax deduction

    Approved up to 25 000 kr per year, reported on your behalf.

  • 04

    The organisation

    Det Islamske Forbundet, org. no. 983 228 364, founded in 1987.

Tax deduction

We are approved for tax deduction on gifts up to 25 000 kr per year. We report to the Norwegian Tax Administration annually. You don't have to do anything.

Audited accounts

Annual accounts are audited by a state-authorised auditor and published here.

  • Fiscal year2022
  • Fiscal year2023
  • Fiscal year2024
  • Fiscal year2025

Building permit

The building has been approved by the Oslo Planning and Building Authority. The permit is available here as a PDF.

Download the permit (PDF)

The organisation

Rabita was founded in 1987 as the first mosque in Oslo not tied to a single nationality. Org. no. 983 228 364. The board is elected by the members at the annual general meeting.

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