Composting

What is a Composter?

A composter is a tool or system used to process organic waste into natural compost through decomposition.

Materials such as:

• food scraps

• dry leaves

• grass

• fruit and vegetable peels

can be transformed into useful fertilizer for plants.

Why is the Composting Program Important?

Organic waste often accumulates and creates unpleasant odors if not properly managed.

Through this program, mosques can:

• reduce waste volume

• maintain environmental cleanliness

• produce natural fertilizer

• support mosque greenery

• educate communities about environmental awareness

Who Can Implement It?

This program can be implemented by:

• large mosques

• small prayer rooms

• Islamic boarding schools

• Islamic schools

• community groups

• households

How Does It Work?

1. Organic waste is collected

2. Waste is placed into the composter

3. Natural decomposition occurs

4. Waste turns into compost

5. Compost is used for plants and greenery

Conclusion

The Mosque Composting Program is a simple step toward creating cleaner, greener, and environmentally friendly mosques.

By converting organic waste into compost, mosques can benefit the environment while becoming centers for sustainability education within the community.