The Greensville Trust was established in 2005, and is a UK-based educational charity that aims to nurture holistic faith-based communities which have at their heart educational institutions that impart a broad and relevant Islamic curriculum.
This vision is underpinned by the principles of sincerity, excellence and education rooted in practice, binding formal learning to the imperative for action, and seeing education as a transformative process, not merely informative.
The trust has acquired, and renovated a building at Mustafa Mount, Bradford, which has now become the Rawdah Mosque.
The large site will provide many facilities including
- Madrasa and Knowledge centre, including Nursery and Primary Education
- Paradise Garden
- Sports and Wellness area
- Business and Media Centre
- Hospitality, Wedding and Functions Centre
The Greenville Trust has chosen the WuduMate Modular to furnish the ablution area within the mosque.
We are very proud to be chosen for a large important project like this.
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Senai International Airport – Kuala Lumpar
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Discover how Senai Airport transformed its facilities with WuduMate
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Installed Solution
“A lot of people like to use the WuduMates, even though we have also provided another facility with a traditional ablution trough, confirming the willingness of users in Malaysia to move to these new appliances.”
This elegant wudu area in a sub floor basement in West London shows how 19 WuduMate Modular units can be installed in a relatively small area. The inclusion of a simple false window helps gives reduce any impression of being underground, and the colourful tiling with ceiling based downlighters gives a modern feeling to the installation.
An odd-shaped existing wudu khana proved an interesting project when a mosque committee began considering the WuduMate-Modular. The product’s versatility really shone through as, despite the small and narrow space, 19 wudu seats could be incorporated.
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This university in the UK completed an upgrade of their ablution area using WuduMate Modular units to create separate ablution areas for men and women.
They also chose to install a Turkish toilet close to this area, which is a toilet with an integral bidet function. People from many cultures prefer to use a bidet after using the toilet, and this new appliance will allow them to perform their preferred hygiene rituals with comfort and dignity.
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Royal Nawaab emphasis on preparing fresh food with the finest ingredients, the team of skilled chefs at Royal Nawaab in Manchester go above and beyond to ensure that the hundreds of diners every night experience the finest halal cuisine.
Drawing on influences from India and Pakistan, the authentic cuisine is a huge favourite of the large and inscrutable local Asian community, who show their support by using the facility for large corporate events, parties and weddings.
Since opening in 2002 Royal Nawaab has been constantly looking to improve its facilities, and in 2015 a project was undertaken to refurbish the bathrooms leading to the banquet rooms. It was decided as part of this project to provide an alternative to the washbasins being used for wudu, since these did not match the up-market image being portrayed by the rest of the restaurant.
WuduMate was soon identified as the leading supplier of appliances for wudu, and three WuduMate Modular units were installed upstairs next to the prayer room and the banquet rooms, two in the men’s area and one in the ladies area. The contractor used by Royal Nawaab stated “I can tell you that the WuduMates were a lot cheaper to install than the tiled units we put in place downstairs” and I would recommend them”.
Royal Nawaab is delighted with the response received following installation of the WuduMates, site manager Harri stated “if we had known about the WuduMate earlier, we would definitely have installed them downstairs as well!” He continued, “the installation has proved to be quick and inexpensive, and everyone who has experienced the facility has given positive feedback”.
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Performing Wudu using the WuduMate Modular
The video shows how easy and comfortable it is to perform wudu using the WuduMate Modular. The tap is at the correct angle to minimise splashing and there is a comfortable footrest to assist foot washing. Taps can be configured with a wrist blade or auto sensor to assist those with limited mobility.
This video shows the Wudumate Modular with a soap shelf, which can also be used to hold watches and other valuables. The Modular can also be configured with an inbuilt soap dispenser behind the back panel
The WuduMate Modular can also be configured without a seat, to allow wheelchair access or for those who prefer to perform wudu whilst standing. In a bank of WuduMate Modular units, you can specify how many of them have seats.
The seat tops and seat pole base covers come in a variety of colours and finishes to compliment your decor, and the units can be finished with co-ordinating vinyl decals.
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“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
We were contacted to design the refurbishment of a wudu ablution area in a mosque.
This Muslim washing room design had the luxury of a large space, but the traditional perimeter layout was shown to waste considerable space in the centre of the wudu khana.
This wudu ablution area design incorporated the maximum number of WuduMate Modular washing stations as space would allow with good levels of circulation for visitors to the mosque.
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