CLIENT WORK
Al-Maun Neighborly Needs
A new website for a Las Vegas nonprofit, live on the organization’s own domain since October 2026.
- What it is
- A website for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Las Vegas: the story, the programs, the impact and giving.
- Role
- Designed and built by Musayyir. Shown with the organization’s permission.
- Launched
- October 2026

Context
Al-Maun Neighborly Needs is the humanitarian arm of Masjid As-Sabur, the oldest mosque in Las Vegas. Since 2003 it has fed, healed and stood with neighbors on the Historic Westside, Muslim or not, with no paperwork and no judgment; its biggest day is Humanitarian Day. The team wanted a site that shows that work in their own photographs and words, makes giving simple and keeps the donation form they already had.
Shown with the organization’s permission, October 2026.
What Musayyir built
- The whole site. Home, the story, the programs, impact, events, ways to get involved, giving and contact, plus the legal pages, in a warm design built around the organization’s own photographs, logo and green.
- Six programs, each with its own place. Food & Nutrition with the nutrition passport, Nisaa’s Academy Sunday school, CHANCES, Youth Development, Community & Culture and Humanitarian Day, each with its photographs and a way to help.
- A giving page that explains the gift. Preset amounts with what each one does, one-time or monthly, a slider, a custom amount and a zakat or sadaqah choice. The gift then passes to the donation form the organization already used, so nothing moved and no new account was needed.
- A countdown and a memorial. A countdown to Day of Dignity on the home page, and a page in memory of the co-founder, whose name the Sunday school carries.
- Old page URLs redirect to their replacement pages. We set up redirects from the agreed list of old page URLs, so old links and printed flyers lead to the new pages.
- Photos, with a way out. A photo-removal request in the privacy policy and on the contact page, for anyone who appears in a picture and would rather not.
How it is built
A lightweight static site on the organization’s own domain.
- A static site with no CMS or add-ons for staff to maintain.
- No new subscriptions. Donations stayed on the tool already in use, so the site added no new software subscription.
- Built for a phone first. Large type, big buttons and a Donate button that stays within reach on every page.
- The team’s own words. Every page was reviewed by the team before launch, and they send edits as the work changes.
How it runs now
The site has been live since October 2026 at almaunlv.org. Since launch, Musayyir has kept making the edits the team sends in, including a restyled donation page on the organization’s own donation subdomain. The captures on this page are from October 24, 2026.
Screens
Desktop and phone captures of the live site, taken on October 24, 2026.



