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Every donation 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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How we use donations

How we use your donation

Waqf is a centuries-old Islamic tradition established by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It is a form of sustainable giving that has provided support throughout the Muslim world.

A Waqf is a donation of money, property or other assets. The profit generated from it is given away as charity, while the original contribution remains protected.

That is why donating a Waqf creates never-ending blessings for the donor: a donation that keeps on giving year after year as sadaqah jariyah.

Your contribution journey

From one donation to continuing impact.

Your Waqf share becomes part of a protected asset, then its returns fund real projects for people and communities.

01

You donate

You give a Waqf share (£150 / $200 / €175).

Your donation becomes a permanent asset, creating benefit for years to come.

02

Your Waqf is invested

We place your donation in Sharia-compliant investments.

A dedicated team manages it with a focus on ethical long-term growth.

03

Your Waqf grows

Your Waqf generates average annual profits of 7%.

Part of the returns are reinvested so your impact can grow year after year.

04

Lives are transformed

Profits fund schools, healthcare, livelihoods and relief.

Your one-time donation becomes a source of continuous benefit across generations.

Annual Reports

Follow the impact year by year.

Report files are placeholders for now, ready to link once the actual documents are uploaded.

2023

2023 Annual Report

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2022

2022 Annual Report

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2021

2021 Annual Report

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