There is no fixed minimum — you can establish a waqf with a property, land, business or cash contribution, or join an existing waqf through waqf shares.
Yes. You define the purpose — one of our ten sectors — when the waqf is established, and returns are directed there for as long as the waqf exists.
No. The corpus of a waqf is preserved permanently under Sharia principles; only the income it generates is distributed.
You receive access to our impact reporting, showing your waqf's asset value, returns distributed and beneficiaries reached, alongside our independently audited annual report.
An independent Sharia board reviews and approves every waqf structure before it is established.
Yes, waqf can be established as part of estate planning; speak to our team for guidance on structuring a bequest.