Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
Amanah keeps masjid finances in trust
A bookkeeping and financial-governance tool for masjids and Islamic centers, with donation reconciliation, restricted-fund tracking, and board reporting.
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- Masjid treasurers and Islamic-center boards
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- The homepage says board members do not see donor names, while each change in the books carries a reason and a name in an audit trail.
Field notes
The page lays out a bookkeeping sequence from matching payment-service deposits to bank statements through review by a CPA using an Excel workbook. It also describes role separation: the person closing a month cannot approve it, and the board is not shown donor names. Pricing distinguishes free software from a managed dedicated server listed at $90 a year; self-hosting installation is also offered under an access condition.
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