01 / What
A challenge rooted in real needs.


Mosque Tech Challenge (MTC) is a volunteer-led, two-day hackathon competition.
Participants work in teams to turn community problems into working prototypes. Workshops help them learn new skills, while the hackathon gives them a focused space to build, test ideas and share what they create.
The theme changes with each edition. The purpose stays the same: put technology to work for the community.
02 / Why
Build something useful.
Leave something lasting.
MTC is about the projects we build and the capability we leave behind.
Libatkan
Include
Open the door to technology.
Give more people in the Muslim community an accessible way to learn, participate and contribute.
More people taking part
Bina
Build
Make useful things together.
Turn real needs into working prototypes for mosques, community organisations and partners.
Ideas turned into solutions
Pupuk
Nurture
Help the good work continue.
Support people, projects and partnerships beyond the event so every edition strengthens the next.
Capability that keeps growing
Discover future volunteers, builders and mentors. Reuse and improve projects, tools and lessons. Give the next generation a stronger foundation to build on.
2015–2026
A decade of building together.
- Hackathons
- 9 + 1 makeathon
- Participants
- ~450
- Prototype solutions
- >46
03 / Who
A community effort.
A place to contribute.

Participants bring ideas and skills. Volunteers, mentors and partners help turn them into action.
- ParticipantsBuilders and learners exploring technology and community problems.
- Volunteers & mentorsOrganisers and professionals sharing their time, experience and support.
- Mosques & community partnersPeople bringing real needs, local knowledge and opportunities to make a difference.
04 / When
More than
a weekend of building.
The programme starts with preparation, brings teams together for a two-day sprint, and creates connections that can continue beyond it.

Lead-up workshops
Prepare
Two to three workshops introduce shared tools and skills before the hackathon.

Two-day hackathon
Build
Teams form, prototype, pitch and demonstrate solutions to real mosque and community needs.

Networking alongside the hackathon
Connect
Meet professionals, community builders and partners, and find people to continue the work with.
05 / Where
Hosted in mosques.
Connected to communities.
Each edition brings a different community challenge to a host mosque in Singapore.
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2015An-Nahdhah
MTC begins
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2016Darul Ghufran
Smart Mosque
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2017Darul Makmur
Community Building
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2018Muhajirin
Climate Change
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2019An-Nur
Healthy Living
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2023Al-Falah
Mental Health
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2024Kassim
Ageing Population
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2025Al-Mawaddah
Parenting in the Digital Age
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2026Ar-Raudhah
Empowering Communities
Tour the years · 2015–2026
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Locations: MUIS directory, MUIS map and mosque operators · Checked October 2026
Photo credits
Venue photographs; not taken at the listed MTC editions. Images resized to WebP and cropped for display.
- An-Nahdhah: Muhammad Adrian · CC BY 2.0
- Darul Ghufran: GoAheadFan95 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Darul Makmur: Muhammad Adrian · CC BY 2.0
- Muhajirin: ZKang123 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- An-Nur: M. Adrian Jurhami · CC BY 4.0
- Al-Falah: Chainwit. · CC BY 4.0
- Kassim: GoAheadFan95 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Al-Mawaddah: Eimbrunt · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ar-Raudhah: Whyiseverythingalreadyused · CC BY-SA 4.0
The programme paused from 2020 to 2022. For the next host venue, visit the latest edition.
Ideas brought to life
From a theme
to a working project.

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Bring your ideas.
Build with the community.
Join the next challenge, or help make it happen as a volunteer.