Built on Frappe and ERPNext
We use a proven open-source ERP stack, then customise Desk, DocTypes, and validators for jamath and masjid work instead of forcing a generic company ERP onto a committee.
Trust
Accountable by design
Jamath software holds sacred funds and family data. These rules are product requirements for Muslim community institutions, not marketing lines.
Open source (MIT)
Community Edition is MIT. Frappe Framework is MIT; ERPNext underneath is GPL-3. Fork it, audit it, host it. Cloud never gates product modules behind a paywall.
Shariah fund locks
Restricted fund types (for example Zakat) cannot be journaled into forbidden uses. Checks run on submit in Baitul Maal. Local scholars still set your jamath’s policy.
Dignity for beneficiaries
Aid recipients are not listed on public donor boards. Public trust pages use aggregates, not names.
Household privacy
The primary member is the contact for OTP, receipts, and outreach. Family details stay role-gated inside the workspace.
Export and leave
Take your data and run Community Edition on your own server. Hosting is optional; lock-in is not the business model.
Want to help? Contribute onGitHub, orraise an issuefor features and bugs. If the project helps your jamath,star the reposo others can find it.
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