To my own view, i see donations in bitcoin regardless of project or event it is used for should be encouraged as it help widen the scope of bitcoin acceptability and adoption, but OP should not take this as an advantage in soliciting for help in building a mosque especially on this platform because everyone could create and share every possible means they'd being in need for donation using bitcoin, else the forum turns to a charity platform bugged with all manners of needs for bitcoin donation, trust me people will abuse this opportunity.

In summary, if you are only giving an elightenment on the use of bitcoin donation and scope of coverage its fine, but if your intention is to engage members on donating for the project you're wrong. My advice for you is to gather people withing your reach and start with what you have, there's lots of issues in developing a trust in someone and this might even get you a -tive one on the forum if not careful.

It's actually $60 million (but that includes NFTs as well). But lots was raised in Bitcoin specifically, and, judging from the Business Insider article, this money it actually unaccounted for in those $60 million. For example, there's official Ukrainian twitter which posted a Bitcoin address for donations, and it received 388 BTC ($17 million). Then there's Ukrainian most popular foundation to support the army called Come back alive. Their BTC address received $17.6 million worth of BTC (399.56 BTC). Oh, not to mention Binance Ukraine charity and a few others. So the real number is significantly higher, probably a few hundred million in cryptos and NFTs at this point.
As for op, I think opening BTC donation for the mosque makes sense. Simply choosing a Bitcoin address is enough, but following Ukraine's case and, for example, launching NFTs of, say, some images of the mosque and how it'll look after reconstruction might also be a good path. What's important is to have some reputation or to raise via someone who has it. Ukraine raised lots of money because it was a foundation with strong reputation (Come back alive) and because other money was largely raised on the reputation of the state (the country) of Ukraine.

It is nothing but if you decide to make a donation with bitcoin, it is all about the decision you have made for yourself.

And like MK4 has pointed out, this is nothing new at all and it has been done several times even during this Ukraine and Russian war the cryptocurrency community has as well donated Bitcoin to the Ukraine government in support of their military. So, if you choose to start up a Bitcoin donation for the mosque you’re talking about then you can go ahead and do that if you feel it will in any way be of help to them.

Although I have never tried using Bitcoin for donation before, I have always stick to making use of Fiat whenever I want to make a donation for whatever cause.

Bitcoin donations for poor people or people in need are indeed very good, but for other processes such as development, it is not necessary because every country you live in will certainly be covered by every infrastructure by the government. need then a bitcoin donation is very good to do to help people around you who need a helping hand from bitcoin miners

Donating with bitcoin is very convenient and we can donate from anywhere in the world, it's good that bitcoin is doing things that fiat can't.
However, many governments still see bitcoin as an enemy, accusing BTC of being a tool for criminals to use. After going through the Russia and Ukraine war, they will be ashamed of their accusations against bitcoin earlier.

We already have in our local section a bitcoin charity program and based on the progress they had, they really help lots of people the people they helped are children who are orphans that have no parents to support them. It's once to see the smile on their faces when you help them, though it's just a small thing to us, for them, it's unforgettable happiness. When donations will really get to their rightful owner, it's a wonderful satisfaction for the donators to see those smiles and appreciation.

Well, Bitcoin has had opened a lot of opportunities and crypto donations/charity is nothing new, no need to remind everyone in crypto space because majority of us here knows how convenient Bitcoin is in terms of international charity donations. Everyone knows how convenient it is for the charity organizers and for the crypto donators especially that it does not require third party money processor to convert from your fiat to USD.

perhaps after the Russian war Ukraine passed most likely the government will return to its habitat,the government will again antagonize bitcoin and accuse bitcoin,now that countries are at war they can accept bitcoin donations and switch to bitcoin to avoid sanctions.

Donation via Bitcoin will help cut off possible barriers in donation that involves cross border donation,... using Ukraine's donation as an example,  it helped swiften the process of that donation and make it more easier for more and more people whom might have find it somehow difficult to be part of that process assuming they weren't using Bitcoin for donation to participate.

Donations with crypto isn’t new for many people.
I have witnessed many people in order to remain anonymous have donated through Cryptos (basically Bitcoin).
I am unable to recall the proper incident, but some months back, i heard a news that some hackers hacked a crypto wallet that had large amounts of Bitcoins and stole all the coins.
Later from the stoled part, they donated some in some charity.
It was highlighted all over the social media few days back.
So yes coming to the OP, Donating with Bitcoins are already done and also been doing currently at many places and it’s not a great deal or issue in the current situation according to me.