Network structure
Masjid-centric. Nation-wide.
Rafiq uses a six-level structure that mirrors how communities actually organise themselves on the ground — and a single registration propagates upward through every layer.
- 1Individual
Each registered member with verified skills, location and availability.
e.g. A doctor in Bhopal · A teacher in Hyderabad - 2Masjid
Members linked to their local masjid as the foundational unit.
e.g. Jama Masjid · Madina Masjid - 3Locality
Mohallas and neighbourhoods, served by one or more masjids.
e.g. Mehdipatnam · Bhendi Bazaar - 4District
Coordinators aggregate localities for regional planning and response.
e.g. Hyderabad · Mumbai · Lucknow - 5State
State-level leadership for inter-district coordination and policy.
e.g. Telangana · Maharashtra · UP - 6National
Nationwide visibility for large-scale mobilisation and support.
e.g. All India · 28 states · 600+ districts
Roles & responsibilities
Coordinators at every level.
| Level | Role | Primary responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| Masjid | Imam / Committee | Verify members, link them to the masjid |
| Locality | Locality coordinator | Aggregate masjid data, plan local welfare |
| District | District coordinator | Mobilise across localities, validate registrations |
| State | State coordinator | Policy, inter-district response, leadership |
| National | National council | Strategy, partnerships, nationwide drives |