Jeju Island, South Korea
Fajr Jeju
Fajr means dawn. On Jeju's southern shore a first light is kindled for prayer, gathering the brothers and sisters scattered across this island.
For every Muslim on this island, a place to return to
Hundreds of Muslims work, raise children, and live their days on Jeju, while the island's only mosque lies a long road away. Fajr Jeju shortens that road. It opens a musalla, shares tables, and brings scattered people back to one another.
Fajr Jeju is a registered non-profit led by Nasir Seong. View the certificate in the ledger
Pyoseon Musalla Fund
Help us open this door
Every donation becomes the walls and floors of the Pyoseon musalla, and every line is recorded in the open.
Total raised₩16,264,786