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Scholarships, schools and learning institutions.
Understanding Waqf
How We Use Your Waqf Share
Every Waqf share is either dedicated directly as a waqf asset, or pooled with others to fund one — the corpus is preserved and only the return is spent.
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The principle
The asset stays. Only its return is used.
Waqf is a centuries-old Islamic tradition rooted in the guidance of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ — a sustainable model that has supported communities throughout the Muslim world.
A Waqf is the dedication of money, property or other assets. The asset itself is protected and never spent; only the income it generates is directed to the purpose you choose.
That is why a Waqf keeps giving year after year: a single participation becomes a source of continuing benefit across generations.
The asset is preserved in full. Only rent, harvest, dividends or investment return are distributed.
Your contribution journey
From one participation to continuing impact.
Your Waqf share becomes part of a protected asset, then its returns fund lasting projects for people and communities.
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You participate
You allocate a Waqf share, which becomes part of a permanent asset that creates benefit for years to come.
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Your Waqf is invested
We place your Waqf share in Sharia-compliant investments, managed by a dedicated team for ethical long-term growth.
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Your Waqf grows
Part of the returns is reinvested, so the asset and its impact can grow year after year.
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Communities benefit
Returns fund schools, healthcare, livelihoods and community institutions — continuously, across generations.
Where the return goes
Directed to the purpose you define.
Only the income the asset generates is distributed, directly to the purpose set when the Waqf was established.
Healthcare
Clinics, hospitals, equipment and health programmes.
Religious upkeep
Mosques, Quran centres and religious education.
Other Waqf sectors
Water, environment, livelihoods and community institutions.
Transparency
Follow the impact year by year.
Independent auditors verify how each Waqf asset is preserved and how its returns are distributed, and the results are published in our annual reports.
Put your Waqf to work.
Allocate a Waqf share online, or dedicate a property, land or capital as a new Waqf.