Ruling on transferring the money of one mosque to
    another
Question

                There is a mosque in the USA
      for which money was collected and it was built, and there is a lot of money left over. In
      another area there is a mosque with a large Muslim community around it, and they are
      asking for a library, school and other facilities. Some of the people in charge of the
      second mosque want to take some of the money that is under the care of the people in
      charge of the first mosque, and would like some advice.
Praise be to Allah.If the first mosque for which the money was
    collected has been completed and does not need the extra money, it can be used to build
    extra facilities for other mosques, such as libraries, washrooms, etc, as has been stated
    by the scholars in the book Al-Waqf, because this is in the same category as the
    mosque for which people donated money and it is known that the donors’ aim was only
    to help furnish one of the houses of Allaah. So whatever is left over can be spent on a
    similar project. If there is no mosque that needs the money, it can be spent on providing
    other things that serve the Muslims’ interests, such as schools, outposts, charity to
    the poor and so on. And Allaah is the source of strength.