FAQ

In addition to the religious worship, the Mosque will also provide educational services such as Islamic classes for children, Arabic language classes, Urdu language classes, access to educational learning resources, weekend schools, summer schools, extra curricular activities and other community activities.

How can I help the Islamic Education Trust Cumbernauld?

We would strongly encourage anybody who is willing to help and support our causes by making donations. You can do this by making either an online donation or give your credit/debit card details over the phone or by post.

Another way you could also help is by giving Qardha Hasanah (interest free loan) to IETC. Please click here to see the Qardha Hasanah (interest free loan) form.

I am unsure about the safety surrounding online donation. Does IETC use secure methods?  

We use WorldPay to process all donations via their secure site. WorldPay uses state of the art security tools and techniques to ensure that you are protected against online fraud. WorldPay ensures that your online payment details are encrypted.

Which cards do you accept?  

We accept the following for online donations:- Delta, JCB, Maestro, MasterCard, Solo, Visa Debit, Visa and Visa Electron. We do NOT accept American Express and Diners.

Please try to make payments via debit cards as this cost IETC less in bank charges.

Do you accept payments via other methods?

We also accept payments via phone, cheque, postal order, bankers draft, transfer of money into our bank account, direct debit and standing order. See here for details for information on other payment methods.

We also accept donations via PayPal which is handled by WorldPay, Please go to our Donate Online page.

What other kind of donations do you accept?

You can also donate via eBay. If you have unwanted items that you wish to sell you can go to our eBay page and can donate between 10-100% of your final sale price.

I want to donate on a regular basis, what can I do?

There are many ways you can do this. You can donate regularly online, or you can set up a standing order, or use other methods such as over the phone using your card details and via post.

Gift Aid - What is it?  

Gift Aid is one of the simplest and most effective ways of giving to charity. Using Gift Aid means that for every pound you give, the charity you are supporting will receive an extra 28 pence from the Inland Revenue. This means that a £10 Gift Aid donation, is worth £12.80 to the charity - imagine what a difference that could make to the charity you support, and it doesn't cost you a thing!

On top of this, higher rate taxpayers are eligible to reclaim as much as £23 from the taxman for every £100 donated to charity, by including details of their Gift Aid donations on their Self Assessment form. Next time you give a donation to charity, make sure you use Gift Aid. Look out for the Gift Aid It logo or tick box on the donation from or appeal, complete the declaration and send it off.