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| The Orphanage - Yayasan Nuhda Al-Mansyuriah |
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| The residents - Boys |
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| The Residents - Girls |
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| As the nearest mosque is 3 km away, the local villagers used the open space for their meetings, daily prayers and attend lectures. |
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| Hj Ismail visitng the place during last year's fasting month to distribute alms, most of them from Singaporeans who have entrusted him with their obligations. |
The original plan....
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| Initially, the plan was to build a Musholla adjacent to the children's dormitory (the empty space above). However, it was changed later as the space above is to be reserved for future expansion of the dormitory. |
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| At first, intention was to build a single storey building. But it was modified later to 2-storey, with the boys dormitory on the 2nd floor. |
Pictures taken on 2 Apr, 2011 (beginning of construction)
Pictures taken on 22 Apr, 2011
Pictures taken on 3 May, 2011
Pictures taken on 18 June, 2011
Pictures taken on 19 June, 2011
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| This was also not in our original plan and budget. But it was kindly sponsored by Hj Ismail. |
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| This was another modification to the original plan. Wrought iron, instead of a wall, was preferred due to ventilation and to accommodate the Muslimahs. |
Pictures taken on 24 June, 2011
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| The name "Musholla Al-Barakah" was given by Ustaz Iqbal Bin Abdullah, from Singapore. It was well-received by Ustaz Hambali as coincidentally, he was raised in an orphanage called "Al-Barakah". |
