Public Waqf (Khayri)
Established for the wider community, sustaining public services and lasting social benefit.
Understand the different ways a Waqf can be structured, what it can hold and the purpose it can serve.
A Waqf can be classified by who benefits, by the asset that creates its value, or by the purpose it serves. These work together: one Waqf may be a family cash Waqf dedicated to education, for example.
Established for the wider community, sustaining public services and lasting social benefit.
Created to benefit the founder’s family and descendants across generations.
A shared structure: part of the benefit supports the family, and part serves the wider community.
Scholarships, schools, libraries, research and learning institutions.
Clinics, hospitals, equipment and health programmes.
Water access, renewable energy, conservation and environmental resilience.
Mosques, Quran centres, religious education and community worship spaces.
Housing, livelihoods and programmes that strengthen communities.
Long-term support that helps communities recover from displacement or crisis.
Choose a structure, an asset and a purpose to see how your Waqf could look. Our team will help you refine it with the right legal and Sharia framework.