Masjid, Zakat & Waqf Website Templates in Canva

Many zakat donors want to see their zakat kept apart from general giving, and a single Donate button can't show them that.

• Before a zakat, sadaqah or waqf page goes live, check five things:
• Zakat and sadaqah each have their own section and their own giving link.
• Nisab, rate, eligible recipients and waqf terms come from your written policy and the scholars you rely on, not from a template.
• Phrases such as "Shariah-compliant" appear only if you can show the document behind them.
• Your payment provider and accounts really keep zakat separate if the site says so.
• Photos of children and orphans have consent and pass a dignity check.

Our Islamic Charity Website Bundle is built around those checks. It has five Canva website templates for a masjid, a zakat and sadaqah fund, a waqf project, a Muslim relief NGO and an Islamic school with orphan support. Every religious and financial line is a marked placeholder for your own policy, and no Qur'an verses or hadith are included. The download adds an editable copy document and a photo consent and content checklist.

Donors see where each kind of gift goes. The templates make no rulings and calculate no zakat, and Donate buttons link to the page you already use.