The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, represented by the Engineering Affairs Department, launched two pilot projects to recycle ablution water in two mosques in Al Wakrah and Lusail.

This project is part of its efforts to promote environmental sustainability and rationalize water consumption.

The first project included the Qanbar Al Ansari Mosque (No. 1209) in Al Wakrah and was implemented in cooperation with the Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa) and Al Wakrah Municipality.

The second project included the Al Kaldari Mosque (No. 1368) in Lusail, in cooperation with Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company.

The two projects aim to treat ablution water inside the two mosques and reuse it to irrigate the surrounding green spaces, in addition to using it in flushing boxes in restrooms.

This will contribute to reducing freshwater consumption, limiting waste, and increasing the efficiency of water resource use.

The Engineering Affairs Department confirmed that this initiative is part of the Ministry’s plan to implement the water recycling experiment in a number of mosques under construction, in preparation for expanding its scope across the country.

This initiative responds to the country’s drive to adopt innovative environmental solutions and promote the transition to a green economy.

The Department explained that these efforts align with the Ministry’s vision to develop mosque infrastructure to meet modern requirements.

They also contribute to achieving sustainable development goals and enhancing environmental awareness, in line with the pillars of Qatar National Vision 2030, particularly with regard to environmental development and the preservation of vital resources for future generations.