Zakat distribution
All eight Quranic asnaf named in Arabic and English, nisab per cycle, and an approval path from intake to disbursement — recorded and auditable.
Mosque management software for masajid and Islamic nonprofits, made by Bayyinah Tech.
Riwaq is mosque management software made by Bayyinah Tech in Apex, North Carolina. It runs a masjid’s Zakat distribution across the eight asnaf, Janazah coordination, Hifz tracking, donations, membership, volunteers, facilities and board governance in one system — 57 modules, from $99 a month.
It replaces the spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and notebooks most masajid run on today with one system that understands Islamic workflows — not a generic church or donor database adapted after the fact.
57 modules, grouped the way a masjid board already thinks about its work. The core of it:
All eight Quranic asnaf named in Arabic and English, nisab per cycle, and an approval path from intake to disbursement — recorded and auditable.
From the first phone call through ghusl scheduling, prayer logistics and burial coordination to bereavement follow-up with the family.
Quran memorisation by Surah and Juz, online giving with no percentage taken from donations, plus membership, volunteers, facility bookings and board reporting.
Riwaq (رواق) — the arcaded colonnade that surrounds a masjid’s courtyard. In the spirit of the early mosque, where companions gathered for prayer, learning, and community affairs, Riwaq is built to help today’s masajid organize that same sacred work with clarity and care.
The word is also used for that architectural element in general and by several unrelated organisations, including a Palestinian architectural-heritage centre and an online Quran school. Riwaq the mosque management software is a separate product, made by Bayyinah Tech.
Riwaq is built and supported by Bayyinah Tech (legal name Bayyinahtech LLC), based in Apex, North Carolina, United States. Bayyinah Tech is a software company and is not affiliated with Bayyinah Institute.
Riwaq is mosque management software made by Bayyinah Tech in Apex, North Carolina. It runs a masjid’s Zakat distribution across the eight asnaf, Janazah coordination, Hifz tracking, donations, membership, volunteers, facilities and board governance in one system — 57 modules, from $99 a month.
Yes. Riwaq is a purpose-built masjid CRM and operations platform — households, members, donors, Zakat recipients, Janazah cases, Hifz students and volunteers are first-class records, not custom fields on a generic donor database.
The base plan is $99 a month, billed annually, and includes Zakat, Janazah and online donations. Optional module packs bring the complete platform to $499 a month. No percentage is taken from donations.
Yes. A public demo is available at https://riwaq-demo.bayyinahtech.com/, and you can request a guided walkthrough from the Bayyinah Tech team.
Riwaq is built and supported by Bayyinah Tech (Bayyinahtech LLC), a software company in Apex, North Carolina. Bayyinah Tech is not affiliated with Bayyinah Institute.
Riwaq (رواق) is the arcaded colonnade around a masjid’s courtyard, where the early Muslim community gathered for prayer, learning and community affairs. The software is named for that shared space.
Ramadan, a Zakat cycle close, the week you buried three people and still had to open the school on Sunday. Show us that month and we will walk you through how Riwaq would have carried it.