The Islamic Union of Hong Kong
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
About
The Islamic Union of Hong Kong is a faith-based organisation based in Hong Kong working on religion & faith, health, education +2 more.
The Islamic Union of Hong Kong is a registered charitable, non-profit organisation founded more than 110 years ago by Muslims in Hong Kong. It runs the Masjid Ammar and Osman Ramju Sadick Islamic Centre in Hong Kong, providing religious services, Quran and Arabic classes, a medical clinic, a library, scholarships and a shelter for domestic helpers. It also holds classes and lectures open to Muslims and non-Muslims, participates in managing four mosques and two cemeteries in Hong Kong, and provides assistance and relief to Muslims in Mainland China, Macau and elsewhere, including disaster relief, mosque building, water wells and education support.
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Medical Clinic
Health · Hong Kong
Appointment-based clinic with a pharmacy served by volunteer doctors and nurses, offering discounted referrals for lab tests, and arranging body checks and health talks.
Education funds and scholarships
Education · Hong Kong
Nine education funds providing scholarships and financial assistance to Muslim students with good academic results or financial need.
Shelter for domestic helpers
Housing & Homelessness · Hong Kong
Shelter for domestic helpers whose contracts have been terminated, provided regardless of race or religion.
Muslim community kindergarten
Education · Hong Kong
Community kindergarten on the ground floor of the Islamic Centre.
Library and publications
Education · Hong Kong
Library of books and learning materials on Islam, plus free reprinted Islamic publications.
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The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong
