A disbeliever must not touch the Quran. Entering the masjid for a disbeliever is permissible if there is a legitimate reason such as learning about Islam. It is permissible for a Muslim to enter it as well when not in the state of wudhu but he shouldn’t sit down.

Is it permissible for a believr or a non-believer to read the quran or enter a masjid without ablution?

Religions | March 12, 2014 4:40 pm
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I have a problem. I am from Sri Lanka, my father passed away when i was small. My mother went to Middle East (Saudi, UAE and Qatar) to earn money, she worked abroad for like 20 years and brought up me and my brother verywell. Before four years she sent me to United Kingdom, I m still in UK. But I cant stay here anymore mainly because of my faith. I feel like going away from Islam slowly. Sometimes I m so scared, I know there are good Muslimfollowers in UK but not everywhere. In my country we can follow the religion without any problem. I have earned little bit more than what my Mom spent for my Visa. I have made up my mind to go back to my Country. My question is if this act hurt my Mom and by hurting her am I committing a big sin? Becauseshe has worked hard to send me to UK and wants me also to work here in UK and earn more money. I want to know a religious answer.
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I would like to ask, what is your sin offering that is pleasing to Father God? You confirm Abraham and Moses. They both knew a blood sacrifice was needed for themselves. Jesus may not be God the Father,but He is definitely the only Lamb that YHWH provided for the worlds sins. Has YHWH changed His standard about a sacrifice for you?