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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Located just south of Central London in the United Kingdom, Gatwick Airport has been in use since the late 1920s. With the world’s busiest runway – more than 34 million passengers pass through its North and South terminals each year on their way to over 190 destinations with more than 70 different airlines.
Gatwick Airport Chaplaincy
Located just south of Central London in the United Kingdom, Gatwick Airport has been in use since the late 1920s. With the world’s busiest runway – more than 34 million passengers pass through its North and South terminals each year on their way to over 190 destinations with more than 70 different airlines.
Discover how Gatwick Airport transformed its chaplaincy facilities with WuduMate
What’s Inside?
- Project overview and installation goals
- Challenges in designing for multi-faith use
- Why WuduMate was chosen as the preferred solution
Installed Solution
“With a chaplaincy team in place since 1974 and a chapel opened two years later, Gatwick Chaplaincy has been serving holiday-makers, business travellers and Gatwick Airport’s own staff for well over 35 years. Now very much a multi-faith chaplaincy, the move to provide inclusive facilities for worship and practising one’s faith was spearheaded by Anglican chaplain Canon Jonathan Baldwin.”
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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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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