Praying at another masjid
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Praying at another masjid
Visiting family? On holiday? The journey travels with you — every passport carries a secure QR code for exactly this moment.
Masjid-e-Vali is home base
These stamps are for the days your family is travelling or genuinely away — the journey itself lives in the rows of Masjid-e-Vali, and the team expects the majority of a child’s jamaat prayers to be with our own congregation. Every external stamp is reviewed before it counts.
The passport travels too
Every Road to Jannah passport has a unique, secure QR code printed inside it. When your child prays with the jamaat at another masjid, that prayer can still count — with one important safeguard:
Only the imam of that masjid may scan the code and confirm the prayer. No one else.
This mirrors our own rule at Masjid-e-Vali, where stamps are applied only by the imam and appointed personnel. Verification is an amanah, and it stays with the imam.
How it works, step by step
Pray with the jamaat
Your child prays the fard salah in congregation at the visited masjid.Ask the imam
After the prayer, a parent politely asks the imam to scan the QR code in the passport.The imam confirms
A simple page opens. The imam confirms the prayer, the date and his masjid’s name — it takes under a minute.Our team reviews it
Back at Masjid-e-Vali, the programme team reviews the submission. Once approved, the points are credited.The physical stamp follows
The passport shows an External stamp waiting note until your child’s next visit to Masjid-e-Vali, where the physical stamp is applied. The ink always catches up with the journey.
What the imam sees
Salah Passport · Masjid-e-Vali
Privacy travels with the passport too. Scanning the QR code shows the imam only the passport code(for example RTJ-0147) — nothing else.
No name, no contact details, no address, no scores, no family information. Just the passport code, so the imam can confirm the prayer without seeing any personal details about your child.
No smartphone to hand? WhatsApp or SMS works
The fallback route
If scanning is not possible, the imam can send the details by WhatsApp or SMS instead: the passport code, the date, the prayer and the masjid’s name. The programme team treats it exactly like a scan — reviewed first, points credited on approval, physical stamp at the next visit.
Message the programme on WhatsAppor SMS the same details to 07471297313.
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